adidas & Kanye West Collection Is Extremely Expensive [Photos]
Duh: adidas & Kanye West’s YEEZY SEASON 1 To Cost Arm & A Leg [Photos]
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Since impacting rap, Kanye West’s sole intention has been to get out his dreams — the latest is he and adidas Originals’ YEEZY SEASON 1 collection, unveiled last month. But it turns out that the pricing will be a bit more extreme than expected.
High Snobiety got its hands on the intel Ye’ stans have been clamoring for. Spoiler alert: it may be quiet for all hopes to cop any pieces, because, in some cases, the price totals more than a month’s rent.
But in Ye’s defense, High Snob reveals:
Underlining these steep prices, however, is absolutely top-notch quality that will give luxury houses a run for their money. Each piece is made in Italy at some of the world’s best factories, using only the finest materials. The leather is what you’d expect from a storied French house, while the technical fabrics featured in the collection could easily have been developed and used by urban fashion’s leading forces.
You pay for the quality you receive. Hit the jump for more.
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Photo: adidas
Above are the Yeezy 350 Boost will retails for around $206, making them the most affordable grab in the entire collection.
The Yeezy 750 Boosts, as we know, cost $350.
The clothing photoed is part of the entry-level goods (comprised of sweatshirts, hoodies, etc.), and will retail for around $450.
The duck boots are dope. But are they dope enough to dish out $500?
The back pack will also run you $500, if you have it like that. The leather alternative costs closer to $700.
Outerwear is among the steepest priced goods. Be prepared to pay anywhere between $1,760 to $3,850.
The knitwear begins in the $900 range and caps off around $1600.
Imagine paying $1600 for this.
Or this.
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