The first appears in a dark gray, paired with another option in light beige. While the first releases reached for dark sage green and cream color schemes, the upcoming pairs will appear in more neutral palettes. Instead of a sporty construction and obvious Adidas logos, the exterior features terrace-like sculpting that makes it a weird, but hot, statement shoe. The shoe’s aesthetic strays from Adidas’s existing range of slides, which tend to be decked with the brand’s traditional long striped branding, and opts for something more utilitarian and Yeezy-like. It’s a beauty - While you could make the case for them being akin to Yeezy’s, the slides are unique enough to stand on their own. After interest in its newest Adilette 22 slides caused the first couple of pairs to sell out just as quickly as they appeared, the Three Stripes is revealing a second round of colors for the 3D-printed sandals. The song originally appeared on West’s ‘Donda 2’, and was thus only available on the Stem Player that launched alongside the album.You can never have too many pairs of slides, and Adidas knows it. Last month also saw an official release of West’s collaboration with the late XXXTentacion, ‘True Love’, to coincide with the documentary Look At Me: XXXTentacion.
It came after the rapper was briefly suspended from the social media platform in March for violating its policies on hate speech, bullying and harassment. Last month, West returned to Instagram to share a redesign of McDonald’s packaging, a collaboration with Muji industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa. Under the terms of West’s contract with the Adidas, the rapper retains 100% ownership of Yeezy, and has full creative control over the products released through the brand. West partnered with the brand in late 2013 and debuted their first collection in 2015. As with all of West’s Yeezy shoes, they were released in collaboration with Adidas.
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