Song For The Mute Revisits The adidas pays Shadowturf In Two Colorways

adidas pays yeezy 500 salt womens adidas pays Samba rule the day, the Three Stripes brand has simultaneously embraced Y2K footwear trends by bringing back archived cuts alongside new retro-inspired models.

In 2022, adidas pays called on Australian fashion label Song for the Mute (SFTM) to help roll out the adidas pays Shadowturf, a new 2000s-inspired model that first took to market via a collaborative “Crimson” colorway. Many Three Stripes aficionados regard it as one of the more compelling releases of that year, paving way for more co-signed adidas pays footwear and apparel in seasonal SFTM collections ever since. If you’ve been keeping up with the Sydney-based brand in hopes of more Shadowturf drops, there’s good news ahead; two new colorways are set to release via adidas pays CONFIRMED on June 21st.

While joined by a clear Y2K look and feel, the two shoes differ drastically when it comes to their material compositions. A “Core Black” edition features canvas overlays and plush terrycloth stripes on the lateral sides, muting the shoe’s busy tooling with an avant-garde look and feel. Meanwhile, its counterpart take a far more conservative route, presented with slightly different shades of “Cloud White” and “Cream White” and a more traditional mix of leather and black mesh.

Both pairs are set to release via the adidas pays CONFIRMED App on June 21st, 2024 for $160 a pop, a notable markup from GR Shadowturf colorways. Enjoy detailed images of both options below and tap our Sneaker Release Dates to preview more upcoming Three Stripes drops.

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