Yeezy 350 V2 prices: what 15 colorways sell for now

The Yeezy 350s that first came out by 2019 still sell near or above retail: 8 of 16 do. Of the 24 colorways first released in 2020 or later, only 2 do. The 'Oreo' sold for $280 and the 'Bred' for $278 on a $220 retail.

SneakerPulse Research Published November 9, 2026 — 4 min read

$278 on $220The 'Bred' from 2017 still sells well over its retail price.Photo: GOAT

$240The 'Onyx' is the only colorway from 2022 that clearly sells above retail. It had the most sales of any 350.Photo: GOAT

Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 'MX Dark Salt'

$150 on $230Most newer colorways sell well under retail. The 'MX Dark Salt' sells for about a third less.Photo: GOAT

If you own Yeezy 350s, the year your colorway first came out says a lot about what it sells for now. Of the 16 colorways first released between 2015 and 2019, 8 sold at or above their retail price (what adidas first sold them for) this fall. Of the 24 first released in 2020 or later, only 2 did.

Middle sale vs retail for the 15 Yeezy 350 colorways with the most sales recorded, Aug 1 to Oct 29 2026. First released 2015-2019: Oreo (Core Black White, 2016) $280, +27%; Bred (Black Red, 2017) $278, +26%; Zebra (2017) $269, +22%; Pirate Black (2016) $221, -4%; Static non-reflective (2018) $182, -18%; Cream (2017) $172, -22%. First released 2020 or later: Onyx (2022) $240, +4%; Dazzling Blue (2022) $224, +2%; Bone (2022) $212, -8%; Slate (2022) $199, -14%; Steel Grey (2024) $191, -17%; Beluga Reflective (2021) $198, -18%; Carbon Beluga (2023) $157, -32%; MX Rock (2021) $150, -35%; MX Dark Salt (2023) $150, -35%. — Teal bars are colorways first released by 2019, grey bars 2020 or later. The label is the middle sale.

What the 15 most-sold colorways sell for

GOAT and StockX recorded 22,376 Yeezy 350 sales from Aug 1 to Oct 29, across 104 adult colorways; the middle sale was $197 (half sold for more, half for less). Here are the 15 colorways with the most sales recorded.

How we counted: all 15 rows in a table

Colorway	First out	Middle sale	Retail	Sales recorded
'Oreo' (Core Black White)	2016	$280	$220	652
'Bred' (Black Red)	2017	$278	$220	936
'Zebra'	2017	$269	$220	997
'Onyx'	2022	$240	$230	2,890
'Dazzling Blue'	2022	$224	$220	601
'Pirate Black' (350 V1)	2016	$221	$230	571
'Bone'	2022	$212	$230	1,984
'Slate'	2022	$199	$230	592
'Beluga Reflective'	2021	$198	$240	755
'Steel Grey'	2024	$191	$230	1,222
'Static' (non-reflective)	2018	$182	$220	482
'Cream'	2017	$172	$220	901
'Carbon Beluga'	2023	$157	$230	1,550
'MX Rock'	2021	$150	$230	486
'MX Dark Salt'	2023	$150	$230	960

8 of 16 old colorways sell at or above retail. 2 of 24 new ones do.

The old ones hold up, the new ones mostly don't

Across all 40 colorways with 100 or more sales, the typical one first released by 2019 sold 3.7% above retail. The typical one from 2020 or later sold 23.6% below. That gap is unlikely to be chance.

The most expensive is the 'Black Reflective' from 2019, at $402 on a $220 retail (102 sales). The cheapest is the 'Mono Clay' from 2021, at $94 on $220 (187 sales).

Not every old colorway holds up. The 'Cream' from 2017 sells for $172, 22% under its $220 retail.

Bigger sizes cost more

Size 12 and up sold for more than sizes 8 to 10. The 'Onyx' sold for $299 in 12+ (93 sales) vs $250 in 8-10 (339). The 'MX Dark Salt' sold for $261 vs $175.50. Check your size in the price checker.

Compared with a year ago

The same colorways, a year apart (Aug 1-Oct 29, 2025 vs 2026), show no clear overall direction. 14 of 40 sold for more and 26 for less. The 'Steel Grey' rose from $121 to $191; the 'Cream' fell from $269 to $172.

See every Yeezy line on the Yeezy Boost 350 page, or read how much Yeezys are worth across all lines. Past sales, not a forecast.

Go deeper

40 colorways had 100+ sales in the window (20,621 sales). 10 of 40 sold at or above retail. First released 2015-2019: 8 of 16 at or above retail (95% interval 28% to 72%); 2020 or later: 2 of 24 (2% to 26%); Fisher exact test p = 0.007. Year-ago medians compare the same style code in both windows; a restock under the same code can move them. The 'Zebra' and 'Oreo' were re-released in 2022 under their original style codes, so their rows include both runs and are listed by the year the colorway first came out.

The tests behind these numbers

The paragraphs and tables above, in full, with their intervals and tests.

Across all 40 colorways with 100 or more sales, the typical one first released by 2019 sold 3.7% above retail. The typical one from 2020 or later sold 23.6% below. That gap is unlikely to be chance (p = 0.007).

The same colorways, a year apart (Aug 1-Oct 29, 2025 vs 2026), show no clear overall direction. 14 of 40 sold for more and 26 for less (p = 0.08, not a clear result). The 'Steel Grey' rose from $121 to $191; the 'Cream' fell from $269 to $172.

How we counted

Methodology: completed sales on GOAT and StockX, Aug 1-Oct 29 2026 (90 days, complete on both sites; newer days are still filling and are not counted). One colorway is one style code, both sites pooled; adult sizes only; Yeezy Boost 350 and 350 V2 only (no slides, Foam Runners or other Yeezy lines). Retail is the listing's own retail price. First release year is the earliest year on file for that style code. Prices are US prices: StockX shows overseas sales at its US price. Sales counts are what we recorded and are shown as sample sizes, not as a ranking of demand: some recent GOAT weeks for these shoes are still loading. Condition is not recorded, so a few used pairs may be in the samples.

Written by SneakerPulse's automated analyst from queries against our GOAT and StockX transaction database. Every figure traces to a query run for this post; charts are generated from the same data, and the method is stated at the end.

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Yeezy 350 V2 prices: what 15 colorways sell for now

What the 15 most-sold colorways sell for

The old ones hold up, the new ones mostly don't

Bigger sizes cost more

Compared with a year ago

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