Adidas and esteemed designer Yohji Yamamoto have once again joined forces to introduce the revolutionary Y-3 Gendo sneaker line, solidifying their commitment to pushing boundaries in design and aesthetics. This dynamic collection consists of two variations: the Y-3 Gendo Superstar and the Y-3 Gendo Pro Model, both of which made a striking debut on the Yohji Yamamoto runway.
The standout feature of the Y-3 Gendo line is the incorporation of a groundbreaking design element – a fully hollowed-out TPU plate. Initially developed by Adidas’ innovation team for performance midsoles, this pioneering technology has been seamlessly integrated into the iconic Superstar model as part of the collaboration. The result is a visually captivating and dynamic form that perfectly synthesizes Yohji Yamamoto’s distinctive aesthetic with the timeless appeal of the Three Stripes brand. In addition, the sneakers boast a premium leather upper, further underscoring Adidas’ rich archive and heritage.
In contrast, the Y-3 Gendo Pro Model takes a different approach by showcasing a high-top pro model upper and a bold zip closure in place of the standard lacing system. This unique design twist adds an extra touch of edginess and sets it apart from traditional sneaker offerings.
Fashion enthusiasts and sneaker aficionados can finally get their hands on the highly anticipated Y-3 Gendo Superstar and Y-3 Gendo Pro Model starting October 21. These eye-catching sneakers will be conveniently available for purchase at Yohji Yamamoto’s boutiques, as well as on both the Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto websites. Customers can also find them on the Confirmed app and in select retail stores. With their cutting-edge design and utilization of premium materials, it is evident that the Y-3 Gendo sneaker line is poised to make a powerful statement in the world of fashion and streetwear.
For more information on the Y-3 Gendo sneaker line, check out the Adidas website and the Yohji Yamamoto website.
For online purchasing and availability of the sneakers, please visit the Adidas website and the Yohji Yamamoto website.
