Adidas said it would start selling shoes based on Yeezy designs in a bid to rebound after scrapping its lucrative partnership with Kanye West
Adidas AG said it would start selling shoes based on Yeezy designs in a bid to rebound afterwith musician and designer Kanye West that had spawned one of the company’s most successful product lines.
Finance chief Harm Ohlmeyer said the sporting-goods giant was the sole owner of all rights to existing products, except from the Yeezy name, and that the company intended to make use of those rights as early as the end of next year.
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