Adidas' third Ultra Boost Collective release features Kris Van Assche's argyle pattern

Jun 24, 2015

Adidas will release a collaboration shoe with designer Kris Van Assche on June 25th as the third installment of its "Ultra Boost Collective."

The "Ultra Boost Collective" is a capsule collection based on the Ultra Boost running shoe, collaborating with five designers. The first installment featured Stella McCartney, and the second with Dirk Schonberger and James Caan.

This third installment features the classic argyle pattern, a symbol of the stitching that made Kris Van Assche famous. The bold diamond-shaped argyle pattern evokes the tradition and depth of TailorMade. The upper also features Adidas' advanced fit technology, Primeknit. It comes in two colors: one with a red outsole and classic navy blue, red, and gray, and one with a green outsole and black, gray, and white.
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  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
  • Adidas releases collaboration shoes with Kris Van Assche as the third installment of the Ultra Boost Collective
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