adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Oreo BY1604

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adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Oreo” – BY1604

The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Oreo” was the final Yeezy 350 V2 release of 2016, arriving shortly after the original “Black Friday” trio that launched the V2 era. Released on December 17, 2016, its two-tone black-and-white Primeknit construction earned it the “Oreo” nickname — a reference that stuck immediately and has defined the colorway ever since .

Key Features

Silhouette: adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2

Colorway: Core Black / Core White / Core Black 

Upper: Black Primeknit construction with a cream-colored side stripe running from heel to toe; the stripe’s weave creates subtle white speckling across the medial side, mimicking the look of a crushed Oreo cookie 

Signature Detail: “SPLY-350” branding embedded within the side stripe; the stripe fades at the heel and toe, creating a spattered effect at either end 

Cushioning: Full-length adidas Boost midsole encased in a semi-translucent black rubber outsole 

Laces: Black rope laces woven into the Primeknit upper; no heel pull tab on this release 

Fit: Runs small — adidas recommends sizing up half a size

Style Code: BY1604 

Why the Yeezy 350 V2 “Oreo”

The “Oreo” occupies a unique position in Yeezy history: it was the last 350 V2 of 2016, arriving just weeks after the Black Friday releases that introduced the V2 silhouette to the world. While those initial three colorways — the “Red,” “Green,” and “Copper” stripes — established the V2’s design language, the “Oreo” refined it. By swapping the colored stripe for a Core White one against Core Black Primeknit, the “Oreo” created a monochromatic contrast that felt both cleaner and more versatile than its predecessors .

The nickname itself is instructive. It doesn’t reference a specific design element or cultural touchstone — it simply describes what the shoe looks like. The black Primeknit upper, the white stripe, the speckled weave that shows the white lining beneath: all of it evokes the sandwich cookie. That kind of visual shorthand is rare in sneaker culture, and it explains why the “Oreo” has remained one of the most recognizable 350 V2 colorways despite being released before the silhouette reached its peak cultural saturation.

The “Oreo” was restocked on March 12, 2022, marking its first return to shelves in over five years . At the time of the restock, resale prices hovered around $800; the re-release brought them down significantly, making the colorway more accessible than it had been in years . For anyone who missed the original drop, the 2022 restock offered a rare second chance at a piece of Yeezy history — the colorway that closed out the V2’s debut year and helped establish the silhouette as a cultural phenomenon.