Yeezy 380 Mist Guide: FX9764 Specs, $230 Retail & Elemental Colorways

The Adidas Yeezy 380 Mist (style code FX9764) is a camouflage-knit lifestyle runner that released on March 25, 2020. Following the 2019 Alien debut, these natural elements inspired kicks became the newest second colorway of the Boost 380 line. Priced at $230 retail ($20 below the $250 reflective edition), FX9764 combines olive-and-tan Primeknit with an angled Boost midsole. Early secondary sales averaged $428 on StockX per marketplace data.

• Two Release Dates: Mist Reflective (FX9846) dropped on February 29, 2020 ($250 MSRP), followed by non-reflective Mist (FX9764) on March 25, 2020 ($230 MSRP).
• Retail Price Spread: Non-reflective pairs retailed at $230, sitting $20 below the $250 Yeezy Supply exclusive reflective version per Adidas schedules.
• Resale Performance: Averaged $428 on StockX during its March 2020 launch window before settling into a mature $165 to $235 deadstock range.
• Elemental Lineage: Continues Kanye West’s geological and botanical naming system seen across Clay, Marsh, Flax, Earth, Stone, Slate, Geode, and Tephra.

What Is the Adidas Yeezy 380 Mist and How Did It Evolve From the 350 V3?

The Adidas Yeezy 380 Mist (style code FX9764) is the second official colorway of the Boost 380 silhouette. During 2019 development cycles, the shoe was sampled as the Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V3. Adidas later assigned it the standalone 380 model number prior to launch. Reflecting Kanye West’s broader fashion influence, the Mist swapped the icy grey “Alien” palette for woodland earth tones.

Its sock-like upper weaves olive drab, sage green, and warm tan Primeknit yarns into a topographic camouflage pattern. A perforated monofilament window runs across the lateral midfoot with oversized ventilation holes. Thick tan rope laces thread directly through the knit collar. Underfoot, an upward-sloping Boost midsole encased in matte olive TPU rides on a herringbone gum outsole.

How Did the March 25, 2020 Drop at $230 Compare to the Reflective Version?

Adidas rolled out the Mist pack across two separate dates in early 2020. First, the limited “Mist Reflective” (style code FX9846) launched on February 29, 2020, at a $250 retail price per Adidas schedules. That reflective drop released exclusively on Yeezy Supply. Nearly one month later, the standard non-reflective FX9764 edition dropped globally on March 25, 2020, for $230 retail.

That $230 retail sticker made the non-reflective pair $20 cheaper than the reflective release per brand pricing data. Around the March 2020 launch window, the Boost 380 Mist on StockX averaged $428 per StockX data. As wider global inventory settled, deadstock pairs stabilized between $165 and $235 across standard men’s sizes per market data. Both versions shared the exact same olive-and-tan colorway in normal daylight.

How Did Earth and Botanical Names Shape 2019 and 2020 Yeezy 350 Colorways?

Naming sneakers after weather phenomena like “Mist” fits directly into Kanye West’s catalog of natural-element themes. Across the 2019 and 2020 Boost 350 V2 colorways, almost every release referenced soil, wetlands, or desert flora. The 2019 “Clay” (EG7490) and “Cloud White” (FW3043) translated terracotta earth and sky tones onto Primeknit uppers. Both 2019 releases proved that organic palettes could outsell neon colorways.

In early 2020, Adidas expanded that botanical theme with “Marsh” (wetland peat moss), “Flax” (yellow flaxseed flowers), and “Earth” (deep soil brown). Spring 2020 then added “Desert Sage” (arid desert scrub) and “Linen” (woven flax fiber with a blue flower liner). The volcanic Boost 350 V2 Cinder rounded out the spring slate with solidified lava tones.

How Do Volcanic and Mineral Themes Define the Yeezy 500 and 700 V2 Lines?

Beyond the 350 V2 and 380 families, geological rock formations anchored the chunky 500 and 700 V2 lines. On the November 2019 500 “Stone” (FW4839, $200 retail), designers replaced open mesh underlays with puffed neoprene panels. That smooth neoprene texture mimicked weathered river stone. A month later, the 500 High “Slate” ($220 retail) adopted the bluish-black sheen of split slate rock.

Similarly, the 2019 Boost 700 V2 lineup drew directly from mineralogy and volcanology. “Geode” (EG6860, $300 retail) mirrored the earthy brown crust of crystal-lined rock cavities. Meanwhile, “Tephra” (FU7914, $300 retail) layered ash grey and dark taupe suede after airborne volcanic rock fragments. Collectors can compare those multi-layered releases in our Boost 700 V2 colorway guide across every seasonal drop.

How Does the Yeezy Boost 380 Mist Fit and Style for Outdoor Streetwear?

Because the Boost 380 uses a snug elasticated ankle collar and a shallow forefoot, the Mist fits 0.5 size small. Standard-width buyers should order 0.5 size up from their normal shoe size. Wide-footed wearers often go a full size up so the midfoot window does not pinch the arch. Wearing mid-calf crew socks also prevents the tight knit collar from rubbing your Achilles tendon.

Its woodland olive-and-tan palette pairs naturally with technical gorpcore outerwear, such as jackets from the Supreme x The North Face SS20 collection. Olive ripstop cargo pants, washed khaki carpenter trousers, or heather-grey fleece sweatpants highlight the tan laces and gum outsole. The elevated heel bevel also delivers a smoother heel-to-toe walking roll than the flatter 350 V2 sole.

How Do Yeezy 380 Mist Resale Prices and Seller Fees Compare Across Apps?

Comparing net seller payouts on the Mist requires checking fee structures across eBay, StockX, and GOAT. Per eBay’s athletic shoe fee schedule, sneakers sold at $150 or more incur an 8% final value fee. By comparison, StockX seller fee rules deduct a 9% Level 1 commission, 3% payment processing, and $5 shipping.

At its $428 March 2020 StockX average, a Level 1 seller paid $51.36 in 12% fees plus $5 shipping ($371.64 net payout). An eBay sale at $428 deducts 8% ($34.24) for a $393.76 net payout per platform schedules.

Meanwhile, GOAT’s official seller fee schedule charges a 9.5% base commission plus $5 and a 2.9% cash-out fee. The table below compares net payouts across both the $428 launch average and a $210 mature resale ask.

What is the difference between style codes FX9764 and FX9846?

Style code FX9764 is the non-reflective Mist edition released on March 25, 2020, for $230 retail. Style code FX9846 is the February 29, 2020 Mist Reflective ($250 retail) with 3M threads.

Was the Boost 380 silhouette originally called the Boost 350 V3?

Yes; early 2019 factory samples of the Alien and Mist colorways were developed as the Boost 350 V3. Adidas rebranded the silhouette as the Boost 380 right before launch.