Donovan Mitchell And Crayola Color Up The adidas Don Issue 2 “Crayon Pack”

The lights are bright down in Orlando for the NBA bubble games, and players are taking advantage of the moment by busting out some of their newest footwear colorways. One of them being Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell who has taken the liberty of debuting his newest adidas Don Issue 2 signature sneaker on-court. Although an official release date for his newest model has yet to be confirmed, we’re already receiving insight as to what colorways we can expect to see.

Wasting no time in diving into collaborative projects, Mitchell is teaming up with everyone’s go-to crayon brand growing up: Crayola. The artistic company is putting their touch on the Don Issue 2 into three new takes to form the silhouette’s upcoming “Crayon Pack”. Everything from the mesh uppers to the zig-zag mid-foot lines to the chunky midsoles are tonally executed, and will be spun off in yellow, red, and blue colorways. At the bottoms of each offering, you’ll find oversized graphics of actual Crayola branding printed throughout their translucent treading. Take a closer look at each style here below, and expect them to drop via adidas.com come October 2nd.

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UPDATE 10/6/2020:
In celebration of World Teacher’s Day (10/5), Donovan Mitchell and adidas are sending tools for virtual learning and adidas x Crayola #DONISSUE2 shoes to 20 different teachers. Peep his message here below.

UPDATE 9/1/2020:
The adidas Don Issue 2 “Crayon Pack” is releasing October 2nd.

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2020 has been an unpredictable year. My mom and I, in partnership with @adidashoops and @Crayola, would like to honor the educators who have stepped up to continue teaching despite incredible obstacles. For #WorldTeachersDay, we are sending tools for virtual learning and adidas x Crayola #DONISSUE2 shoes to 20 teachers that have inspired us. Thank you for all you do! #createdwithadidas

A post shared by Donovan Mitchell (@spidadmitchell) on Oct 5, 2020 at 4:09pm PDT

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