Earlier this month, we reported that a Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Zebra" re-release was scheduled for this summer. While this is 100% still going to happen, a bit more restock info has just surfaced that you should probably know about. One of the most popular Yeezys ever made, sneakerheads were paying on upwards of £1,500 for a pair when they made their debut in 2017.

With a full Primeknit construction, the "Zebra" gets its name from the black striping that runs across the pristine white upper. Unlike modern Yeezy Boost 350s with their mesh portions that glide across the lateral side, this one is decorated with "SPLY-350" text in red. Nobody is entirely sure what this stands for, but our best guess is "Saint Pablo Loves You" or simply, "Supply".

Moving downwards, you'll be presented with a clean cut midsole that's infused with adidas Boost tech for comfort and cushioning that's off the charts. To round it all off, a pull tab graces the heel, complete with a single black stitch that runs horizontally through.

Now for that all-important restock info. According to reputable sneaker insiders @py_rates, the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Zebra" will only be re-releasing in Asia and Australia, so for those of you in American, Europe, or anywhere else who want a pair, you better call up the plug right now. Only 75,000 will be available across these two gargantuan continents, so it's going to be a pretty tough cop once they arrive on June 27th.

Let us know if you'll still be trying for a pair this summer, and while you're here, four Yeezy releases and restocks have just been confirmed for May 2020!