The Yeezy Semi Frozen Yellow will be available in Singapore on Saturday, November 18. The sneakers will be available online and in stores.

To purchase the Adidas Yeezy 350 v2 “Semi Frozen Yellow”, people will have to ballot for the shoes, whether online or in-store.

The Yeezy Semi Frozen Yellow sneakers will reported retail at US$220 (approx. S$298) per pair.

Online release

The online release will take place on November 18 itself, and winners of the ballot will be chosen at random.

Customers will be brought into a waiting room, which will be refreshed every 60 seconds. Once a customer is chosen, he/she must proceed to make a purchase within the next ten minutes.

More importantly, each winning customer is only entitled to purchase one (1) pair of sneakers. Payment must be made only through credit card.

Read Adidas Singapore’s official terms and conditions of the online launch here.

In-store release

The in-store ballot will happen at Adidas Originals Pacific Plaza.

The official ballot registration queue will begin at 9am (Singapore Time) on Friday, November 17. Ballot tag collection will commence at 10am and will go on till 8pm at night.

A total of 500 tags will be given out on a first-come-first-serve basis. Each ID card is valid for a single ballot entry, and double entries will be disqualified.

The ballot draw will happen live in-store on Saturday, November 18, at 10am. Tag holders are to be physically present to purchase their own pairs should they win.

Sizes available for the draw range from UK3.5 to UK12.

Read Adidas Singapore’s official terms and conditions of the in-store launch here.

No violence please

Following recent reports of violence breaking out at sneaker releases, Straatosphere would like to encourage good queueing etiquette at the drop. We’d like to say that safety is more important than a pair of shoes.

Adidas Originals Singapore is located at 9 Scotts Road, #01-09/12 Pacific Plaza, 228210.

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