This week we were treated with the re-release of the Yeezy Slide Bone colourway, as well as two new colourways in Core and Soot. Although coming under some scrutiny when first released, the slide has since made a massive impact on the sneaker industry once people found out just how comfortable they were. The idea behind the silhouette was for wearing around the house or wherever you want to be cosy. The light bone colourway is instantly recognisable as a Kanye creation as natural hues have become a mainstay for Yeezy releases. The futuristic look is down to the entire silhouette being crafted from once piece of rubber. The deep ridged sole is fitting when you look at the armoured style soles we are used to with Yeezy sneakers.

The same issue with font thickness and angularity arises at this area as well. The authentic engraving is thinner and have more angled edges. Take a look at the thickness of the “YEEZY” letters on the replica compared to the retails. The edges are rounded and not angular like the authentic ones, which make the letters look bubbly and rounded.

As a luxury streetwear company catering to both men and women, we specialize in curating the most authentic and exclusive footwear and apparel available. We invite you to take a behind-the-scenes look at our buy-sell-trade operation on our YouTube channel, linked above. The steady release of leftover adidas Yeezy footwear continues with the return of the “Slate Grey” Yeezy Slide. While newer to the adidas Yeezy lineup, the slip-on sandal has arguably become the most popular shoe from Kanye West’s offerings, and it isn’t showing any signs of slowing down. So, here’s a breakdown of everything you need to know about the laceless shoe – including how much it costs, where it’s made and what it’s made of and how it fits.