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Stop what you're doing, because a new fashion line is here. Pharrell is back at it again, and this time Adidas Gazelle Womens he's teamed up with Adidas. The two have created a clothing and footwear line that aims to unite the entire world. Honestly, you should expect nothing less from the star. How much is the Pharrell x Adidas Hu NMD line, you ask? Just like the global reach, there's a price point for everyone.

What started with a bright yellow sneaker reading Adidas Ultra Boost Dámské "human race" has now taken off to include much more. Pharrell teamed up with Adidas to create a line filled with everything leggings and zip-ups to five different colorful shoes. This isn't your typical line though. The collab isn't aiming for one specific demographic. According to Adidas' Instagram, they're aiming to unite the entire world.

The worldwide launch will include footwear in five different colors with different split sayings on them. Those will cost you $240 each. The clothing is where it gets a little pricier. On the more affordable side, you have shorts, sweatpants, and tanks that stick between $70 and $140. Where it gets a little high-end in pricing is with the jackets, which range between $270 to $750. Considering it's launching worldwide, the price reflects the broad range of customers.

The line goes on sale Adidas ZX Flux Femme worldwide on the Adidas site on Sept. 29. I'd mark your calendars, because something tells me these items will fly off the shelves. There's no word yet on whether this will be a limited edition collection. That means that this could be your only shot to shop the line.

Adidas earned its place in the footwear and athletic apparel industries by Adidas ZX Flux Dames staying true to what motivated its founder, Adi Dassler, nearly a century ago: listen to athletes, and make products that address their needs. Dassler started a shoe company in Herzogenaurach, Germany in 1924, and he scored his first running shoe successes very soon afterward; Lina Radke won a gold medal at the 1928 Olympics while wearing his shoes, as did Jesse Owens in 1936.

Dassler’s commitment to innovation and performance became a hallmark for the company (which he renamed Adidas in Adidas Gazelle Damen 1949) and helped it grow into a household name. Adidas popularized now ubiquitous footwear and apparel items, like the track suit and Stan Smith sneakers, and cooked up notable running innovations, like the first tracking computer implanted in a running shoe.

More recently, Adidas rocked the running world with the release of its Boost foam Adidas ZX 750 Damen in 2013. Instead of traditional EVA, this new cushioning material used thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) capsules developed by the German chemical company BASF. The resulting foam delivered responsive support that was more durable and provided greater energy return than earlier cushioning systems, and Adidas dubbed it Boost. The foam debuted on the Energy Boost shoe in 2013, and it set a new standard for superior cushion that didn’t add weight or degrade through high mileage. Rival shoemakers Nike Air Max 270 Womens quickly followed suit with their own proprietary cushioning materials, which sparked the current foam craze in running shoes.

Nearly every shoe here has been tested by our team of over 350 active wear-testers, or by staff here at Runner’s World. In addition, we research the market, survey user reviews, speak with product managers and Nike Air Max 90 Femme engineers, and use our own experience to determine the best options. We also included shoes that haven’t undergone our strenuous testing cycle; instead, these picks were recommended using expert knowledge and evaluation. Regardless of what shoe you choose, you can rest assured that runners around the world lace up in Adidas to perform at their best. Check out some of our favorite pairs below.