Pharrell Williams Has Made A Collaboration With adidas Consortium Crazy BYW Low

Pharrell Williams Has Made A Collaboration With adidas Consortium Crazy BYW Low, and it’s literally “Crazy”! It’s the chunkiest and sassiest street beast to join the Spring/Summer race. Skateboard P usually opts for a quirky palette jamming with multiple colours and themes. But this time, he joins the Boost You Wear series and unleashes a dark soul-beast in the streets. The colour palette stays a little off the radar because there is no striking colour pop. But the maroon brown, tan brown, bright ash, pitch black, and crisp white make a great combination anyway. You can see how hyper contemporary this bootie is. The pods on the sole area and the supportive panel on the sidewall shake hands with the flexible features of the net-mesh and suede top. It’s a classic basketball pair you wear to balance the modern concept with vintage aesthetics.

Hold on to your hypes because there will be a lot more BYW Lows to come. And all of them will fly right off the racks within a moment! Follow @FastSoleUK to get updates and details of every stunner that come from the adidas classics.

You may be wondering why P.W chose a suede material instead of knit yarns. This is because the suede walls are highly engineered and fashioned to keep you safe, snug, and smart all day long! Brown net layer around the midfoot, sock-like underlays, rough suede overlays and a leather patch make the construction super foot-friendly and sturdy. Integrated laces, white Boost slabs and gum brown rubber outsole finish the look. You can also scour the entire shoe, but you won’t find any oversized lettering or message for the Human race that is Skateboard P’s signature hint. This absence of text makes it more intriguing, doesn’t it?

Pharrell Williams adidas Consortium Crazy BYW Low releases soon via listed UK and European retailers.

Product Information:

Name: Pharrell Williams adidas Consortium Crazy BYW Low Colour: TBC Code: BB9486 Release Date: TBC Price: £ 185

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