Every Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Colorway

Who would have thought that the Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish would be widely available and near retail on the aftermarket? Well… just look at adidas’ historical playbook. The same recipe has been used before with various collaborators. Create a hit sneaker, make it ultra-limited, generate buzz and hype, rinse and repeat for some time until you GR the shoe and spam it with colorways.

The clearest example of this was the adidas Yeezy Boost 350, which was hard to come by before its Triple White colorway in September 2017. The Three Stripes dropped a reported 1 million pairs, and from then on, the 350 became much easier to acquire. The same thing is happening to the Jellyfish.

Now, although we can’t confirm the exact stock numbers for the Triple White Pharrell adidas Jellyfish, it’s more than likely nowhere near 1 million pairs. Even still, the pair is more accessible compared to the original run of colorways over the last 12 months. Follow along as we go through every single Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish colorway seen thus far.

Released Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Colorways

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Orange

The debut colorway of the Pharrell adidas Jellyfish, this orange pair was also the first one the public got a glimpse at, way back in January 2025. It sold out instantly upon release, as have all colorways released thus far, but it’s definitely the most memorable pair of the bunch.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Green

Two months after the orange Jellyfish was let loose into the sea, adidas prepped two more colorways for launch, including this green rendition. The pair follows the same formula as the orange colorway, using cream, grey, and black hues across most of the sneaker and colorful accents on select details. Skateboard P also previewed the pair alongside the royal blue and grey colorways.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Grey

Speaking of the grey pair, the other Jellyfish to drop in October 2025 was this grey rendition. We actually got a preview of the pair in June 2025 thanks to Malice from Clipse, who rocked the shoe during Paris Fashion Week. It also continues the colorblocking from the first two releases, but removes any pops of color for greyscale accents.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Royal Blue

Paris Fashion Week has been the place for the Jellyfish to premiere, and this royal blue pair continued the trend. Seen alongside the triple black rendition (which we’ll touch on shortly), the pair uses white, cream, and black hues on most of the sneaker, like the orange, green, and grey colorways. This pair opts for a deep royal blue hue as its accenting color, and it was finally released in February 2026.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Triple Black

Seen alongside the royal blue Jellyfish at Paris Fashion Week, the triple black Jellyfish coats the enlarged and bulky sneaker in all black from top to bottom. There are slight hue shifts between the materials and tiny hits of silver on the lace loops, but it’s essentially coated entirely in black. The pair was released in February 2026 alongside the royal blue colorway.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Pink F&F

F1 weekend in Miami is a time to party, not only for locals but for the tens of thousands who travel to races across the globe. Pharrell got in on the celebrations with adidas by giving those in South Beach access to a raffle for a friends and family colorway of the Jellyfish. The pink colorway once again keeps the same colorblocking seen on previous releases by using the accenting shade on select parts of the upper, but mainly covering the shoe in cream, grey, and white hits.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Triple White

The most widely available Jellyfish to date, the triple white Pharrell Jelly is the inverse of the triple black, as its coats the model in creamy hues across all the paneling. Retailers like JD Sports and Foot Locker carried the colorway, marking the first time big-box retailers have released the shoe.

Unreleased Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Crystal Sand

Even with his foray into fashion being his main focus, Pharrell still finds time to dabble in his musical roots. While pictured inside Abbey Road Studios, Skateboard P was seen wearing a tan colorway of the Jellyfish with black and light blue accents. This spotting in March 2026 was actually the second time we saw the pair, as Pharrell wore it on the red carpet of the Footwear News Achievement Awards show.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Red

James Harden and the Cavs were swept by the eventual NBA champion New York Knicks in the playoffs, but in his final tunnel walk of the season on May 25, 2026, Harden debuted a brand-new colorway of the Jellyfish. The pair looks somewhat similar to the Hi-Res Red Yeezy 700 from years prior, with the upper and sole doused in various red shades. Accenting the red are black and blue hues.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Brown Yellow

Pharrell debuted this brown and yellow colorway of the adidas Adistar Jellyfish during the Spring/Summer 2026 Louis Vuitton runway show in June last year. It wouldn’t be until July 2026 that we’d get official images of the pair, but as of this writing, there’s not word on an exact release date.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Green Black

Who better to debut a shoe with slime green colors than Chicago rapper Chief Keef? Sosa took to Instagram to flex on the rest of us with this black and green Jellyfish that we haven’t seen since the teaser in May 2026. Hopefully release info emerges sooner rather than later.

Nicholas Vlahos

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