The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 is a decade-defining sneaker designed by Kanye West and adidas. Given that from one release to the next, the Yeezy inventory continues to sell out instantly, the sneaker has certainly captured the attention of the mainstream audience, and its demand is through the roof. From a constructional standpoint, they feature an elastic upper comprised of the Three Stripes’ signature Primeknit material, while its bottom regions are comprised with rib-like molds that house its interior Boost midsole cushioning. Some of its earlier iterations were decorated with “SPLY-350” text hits on its traditional stripe, but variations in recent years have instead opted to keep things to a cleaner aesthetic.
Following the “Spartan Green” Highs that dropped in 2020, the Nike Dunk Low “Team Green” takes the very same colors and brings it over to a more Summer-friendly format. From the toe to the counter, the overlays dress in the titular color, its grain far, far darker than the white neutrals underneath. Swooshes, linings, and even the laces match the more colorful of the two, sticking in line with the usual two-toned scheme the Dunk has become signature for. There is a subtle touch of deviation, though, as the insole brands with a mostly hidden bit of orange.
Dressed in Velvet Brown and Dark Mocha—Travis Scott flips the script on the AJ1 again. This edition combines an oiled suede upper with rich brown tonal hues to create a shoe that stands out like no other. One glimpse at Travis Scott’s signature reverse Swoosh logo, and you know what’s going on.
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