Graffiti Graphics Underline the ua yeezy boost 350 v2 superwe black red light “Spraypaint Pack”

The ua yeezy boost 350 v2 superwe black red light over its seven months as a focal point of zozo adidas Basketball, has tipped off a few patterns that crop up in each successive colorway. On top of a general love for the brighter end of the color wheel, gradients have appeared on about half a dozen adidas flyknit with leggings plus size pants suit, from “Acid Orange” to “Lucid Cyan.” Again embracing both of those tendencies, the two part “Spraypaint Pack” stand out with marked contrast between its composite pairs.

First and foremost, the name. While the Three Stripes has proven willing to experiment with their iconic branding, such ventures hadn’t made their way to the Trae 3 until now. The Three Stripes sit above “bleeding” paint splotches on the exterior side of both shoes, clad in a contrast shade compared to their interior counterparts.

The first in the pack come in adorned in a colorful cotton candy palette, shifting multiple times between baby blue and soft pink- be it in the mesh upper, the midsole, or even on the outsole. The only other hue that makes it onto the shoe is navy, dressing the aforementioned interior Stripes.

The second, in “Cloud White/Crew Yellow/Core Black” evokes digital camo, its black to white gradient both undercut and emphasized by small, pixelated hits of grey. It’s overall a much cleats muted palette than their counterparts, but holds onto just enough color to carry the energy of the Atlanta Hawks phenom.

No release date has been set for the ua yeezy boost 350 v2 superwe black red light “Spraypaint Pack,” but it’s fair to imagine they’ll both arrive alongside one another. We expect the typical Trae 3 retail price of $140 once they do drop.

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