Since its launch in 2015, Adidas Confirmed has been the "easiest" way to cop some of the most limited releases from the Three Stripes. According to Yeezy Mafia, Confirmed will be gone in the coming weeks.
The report claims that Confirmed will no longer be a standalone app, but instead included within the official Adidas app. Confirmed debuted in 2015 to coincide with the release of Kanye West's first sneaker with Adidas—the Yeezy Boost 750. It initially was only available in New York City, but eventually spread to additional major cities across the country like Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, and more.
Further details regarding the reservation process being transferred over to the Adidas app are not available at this time. There is currently no exact timeframe for when the Confirmed app will be shutting down.
Comment has been requested from Adidas on the matter.
UPDATE 7/4: An Adidas spokesperson has provided the following statement:
First unveiled in late 2017, the Adidas App offers a unique and personalized user experience tailored around our fans’ preferences, interests, and behaviors. It offers easy access to the Adidas online store, providing consumers with customized product recommendations, inspiration through personalized articles, blog posts, videos, and real-time updates about the sports, athletes, and products they care about. The Adidas App was also designed to streamline the consumer’s digital app experience, making it easier for users to enjoy and experience the best of the 3 Stripe brand in one space. As part of this, in the coming weeks Adidas Confirmed will transition away from being a standalone experience and will move under the Adidas App portfolio of services, where users will continue to have safe and fair access to the most anticipated Adidas releases.
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