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Whenever Kith Classics and adidas Originals clash, magic happens. The two staples-dedicated sub-labels are, indeed, birds of a feather.

Following last year's successful slew of mash-ups, Kith and adidas rejoin forces for a whole family of sneakers. Most interestingly amongst these co-branded babies, find a retrolicious revival of adidas’ once-Japan-exclusive AS350 shoe, as well as a sleekly slender Taekwondo Mei sneaker.

Unified in color scheme, this entire range of shoes is made up of a white leather base with green accents throughout, alongside other details specific to each respective model, like the suede Tri-Stripes, or contrasting gum soles. 

The women's sized Taekwondo Mei and the men's AS350 shoes both clock in at $110, and feature the all-caps Kith logo on-heel.

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This release is further proof of how adidas and Kith each have kept extra busy on the footwear front this season.

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Whereas the former can't help but keep loyal to its winning streak of nostalgic, slimmer-getting sneakers, the latter has poked a toe back into the chunky dad shoe pool — both to great avail. 

Though we'll always appreciate more daring group work, including the team's previous platform'd take on the AS350 from a year ago, the simplest and bluntest of collisions often hit the hardest.

Besides, nothing screams summer as loudly as crisp, white leather sneakers. And adidas x Kith's do so at a frequency you'll actually find pleasant listening to.

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