Pharrell x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Drops Feb 21 in Black, Royal Blue
Pharrell’s Adistar Jellyfish returned in Triple Black and Royal Blue with a global release via adidas Confirmed, adidas.com and select retailers, retailing at $300.

Pharrell Williams and adidas pushed two previously single-outlet Jellyfish colorways into a global release on February 21, 2026, making the Adistar Jellyfish available in Triple Black and Royal Blue through the adidas Confirmed app, adidas.com, and select retailers worldwide at a retail price of $300. adidas’ press materials use the name "VIRGINIA adistar Jellyfish" for the drop and noted that "Signups open on the Confirmed App on Monday, February 16," a window that preceded the weekend release.
The silhouette reads like a sculptural study in motion. Retail descriptions from Endclothing call out an "exaggerated sculptural" proportion over a lightweight mesh base with cream and grey synthetic overlays, and they state that "the signature exoskeleton wraps over the upper in fluid lines that echo the slow, hypnotic drift of a jellyfish." Technical specs listed by Endclothing include a mesh upper, synthetic and leather overlays, rope laces, a rubber outsole, and style code JP9263, results that translate the Jellyfish’s bulky runner geometry into wearable, technical components.
The wider Feb 21 rollout followed a run of 2025 pop-ups that kept the shoe scarce. WWD documented the earlier limited hits, noting that the Triple Black release in December 2025 at Billionaire Boys Club in New York City was shut down by police and that the Royal Blue variant first appeared exclusively at ComplexCon. Endclothing and other retailers handled fragments of the allocation in store; Endclothing implemented a London first-come, first-served allocation, and sneaker coverage warned that despite the $300 price, availability would remain tight.

The wider release arrives amid a string of Pharrell and adidas touchpoints. Footwear News named the Jellyfish Shoe of the Year at the 2025 FN Achievement Awards, where Pharrell accepted the honor and remarked, "The Adistar Jellyfish was never about playing it safe; it was about expanding the idea of what movement could look like." WWD also flagged adidas’ product range around the shoe, including a lower-cost Adistar XLG 2.0 derivative and last month’s Humanrace x Adidas Evolution Pro concept priced at $1,000 with haptic elements, underlining how the Jellyfish sits between experimental concept and consumer drop.
Practicalities for buyers were straightforward: entries on Confirmed opened February 16, adidas.com listed inventory for February 21, and select third-party retailers received fragmented allocations with in-store procedures varying by shop. SoleRetriever listed the shoe as available in men's sizing and reiterated the $300 retail tag. The Jellyfish’s wider availability answers demand from the pop-up era, but the product’s sculptural exoskeleton, limited retailer allocations, and the JP9263 identifier ensure the shoe remains a statement piece within Pharrell and adidas’ broader early 2026 momentum.
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