Yeezy on USFans Spreadsheet

The 350 dominates and comes in the full colourway spread: Zebra, Bred, Oreo, Bone, Carbon Beluga, MX Rock and Dazzling Blue. Behind it, the 380 Onyx, the 500 in Bone White and Utility Black plus an all-colourway budget listing, the 700 Wave Runner, the 700 V2 Cream and the V3 in Azael and Alvah, the Foam RNNR and the Slides in a multi-colourway listing. Apparel is the Yeezy Gap hoodie, the Gap tee and Yeezy tees and pants.

Sizing is genuinely the hard part of this line and it differs by model. The 350 is narrow through the midfoot and most people go half a size up. The 500 and 700 are built wider and sit closer to true. The Slides are whole sizes only and run large, so going down is the usual move. Where a listing gives a CM figure, use it — it beats any conversion chart, because it measures the shoe rather than describing it.

Judge a 350 by its knit and nothing else first. Primeknit is engineered so the yarn changes density across the upper, which is why a correct pair feels firm and holds its shape rather than collapsing like a sock — and why the patterned pairs are the honest test. On Zebra especially, the boundary between yarn colours should be a clean line rather than a feathered transition, and the two shoes in a pair should mirror each other. Feathering or asymmetry is the most common flaw. The 500 and 700 shift the question to the sole stack, where you want evenly bonded layers, an aged or painted finish that reads the same across both shoes, and a heel that sits square when photographed from behind. On the Foam RNNR, a single moulded piece, the only real variable is how sharply the perforations are cut. USD prices. Back to the USFans Spreadsheet.