These Three adidas Yeezy 500s Are Set to Drop in Autumn/Winter 2021

Update 24.11.2021

The adidas Yeezy 500 "Ash Grey" has been postponed indefinitely. Allegedly, a new date has been set for December 2021. We will of course continue to follow the matter and notify you immediately in case of updates. Here are the official images of the sneaker.

Update 03.11.2021

Ye returns after his official name change to bring three new adidas Yeezy 500s for this month. It is believed that this adidas Yeezy 500 "Ash Grey", as well as the adidas Yeezy 500 "Clay Brown" and "Utility Black" will drop on November 20th. The sneakers have not yet been listed on adidas, but we will let you know if there are any further updates.

Original article 08.09.2021

Kanye West and adidas are once again focusing all their attention on the adidas Yeezy 500. Three iterations have now been revealed by insiders, and they are reportedly planned for the coming months. They are the adidas Yeezy 500 "Clay Brown", "Ash Grey", and "Utility Black". Here are the details on the latest Yeezy leaks.

Let's start with the adidas Yeezy 500 "Clay Brown", which is apparently going to drop first. It is entirely in earthy colours. Light to dark browns stack up on the mesh underlays and leather parts, with the base, including the adiPrene sole, getting the darkest hue. The release is reportedly scheduled for September 2021.

Following this, the adidas Yeezy 500 "Ash Grey" will be released in November 2021. This version is the lightest edition with a light grey colourway. The laces, tongues, and large side panels are in the titular shade. Further down, a dark sole unit provided a nice contrast.

Finally, the familiar adidas Yeezy 500 "Utility Black" awaits us. It takes over the details from its two predecessors, with a washed-out black shade covering the sneakers. The release date is also still unknown, but the sneakers will supposedly drop in November 2021.

It looks like adidas will be popping up in the news feed even more often. We are excited and will keep you up to date as always. All info is available in the free Grailify app too, of course.