The Pharrell x adidas Originals Collaboration Will Be Releasing This Weekend

A teaser of the Pharrell x adidas Originals sneaker releasing this weekend.

Sep 17, 2014
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Kanye West, Pharrell, and Nigo all joined the Three Stripes in what many perceived as a game-changing move. It looks like Skateboard P will be the first out of the trio to have his adidas sneaker released.

New Jersey-based retailer Packer Shoes just unveiled the Pharrell Williams x adidas Originals "Solid" pack, which consists of a monochromatic take on the Stan Smith silhouette in red, black, and blue.

The sneakers release this Saturday, September 20, at midnight EST on Packershoes.com. The in-store release will be at noon. Retail price will run you $150 each.


The sneakers will also be released at the BBC flagship store in NYC, according to this tweet from BBC Ice Cream:

[via Packer Shoes and BBC Ice Cream]

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