A new adidas line was released that was designed in a collaborative effort with Pharrell Williams' clothing line, Billionaire Boys Club. The collection boasts vibrant colors and palm tree prints, making it perfect to complement summer wardrobes. Clothing and shoes within the Billionaire Boys Club and adidas line make use of both brand logos, which coincide with one another in contrasting colors in order to standout.
Within the collection are shorts, jackets, tank tops, t-shirts and sneakers -- all of which stay true to a red, green and white color theme -- other than the black graphic prints of the brand logos. Shoes feature the same palm tree print as the clothing pieces, with the red of one version utilized on the sole of the shoes while the green features a white sole -- working to offer consumers more variance.
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This adidas Line Was Made with Pharrell's Billionaire Boys Club
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