Jeremy Scott adidas Forum High Black G54999

Presenting to you the Jeremy Scott adidas Forum High Black. If you're tired of the traditional matte leather sneakers, then here's your chance to give your sneaker wardrobe a makeover. The Jeremy Scott adidas Forum High collection comes with all glossy kicks, and the best part is they come in not one but four different colourways. You can check out the adidas Forum High Green, adidas Forum High Orange and the adidas Forum High Blue if you're keen on adding one pair from the Jeremy Scott adidas Forum High model to your sneaker collection. The sneaker comes from a collaboration between adidas and Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott. Keep tabs and stay tuned to FastSoleUK for daily sneaker release info and updates from your favourite brands. 

The best part is as they come with not one but three other colourways you have lots of options to choose from. So, hurry up and clear your sneaker shelf to make room for these mesmerising kicks. We must warn you that you need to be fast as a beast to get your hands on these. 'Cause you wouldn't want to miss out on anything latest from this popular brand! Browse through the adidas brand section of our website for more pair hitting the stores this season.

It might not look like much, but the classic black colour on the traditional yet highly engineered leather upper body is a lethal team-up! And trust us on these when we say these sneakers are worth all the bucks! The adidas Forum High Black comes coated in glossy black from head to toe. Did you see the designer's face on the tongue? Moreover, the sole unit opts for a darker shade of black. Also, the pair of laces come in the later shade. Other notable features include the perforated toe box, adidas branding on the medieval sides and three stripes on both the laterals. 

The Jeremy Scott adidas Forum High Black will be releasing on 25th April via the selected UK and European shops. Meanwhile, why not browse through the release dates section of our website for details on other brand new pairs.

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