Kanye West's Team Claims Thousands Of Yeezy Clothing Items Are Missing From L.A. Warehouse

Kanye West’s team have claimed that thousands of Yeezy clothing items have gone missing from the company’s Los Angeles warehouse.

Allegedly totaling over $1 million in value, around 60,000 pieces of Yeezy Gap clothing can’t be located and the rapper’s team are unsure whether they were stolen or not.

West’s chief of staff and noted white supremacist Milo Yiannopolous told TMZ they have no idea what happened to the clothes, but noticed a Kanye fan account was advertising an event where people could buy items from the range at a blanket price of $20.

According to TMZ, law enforcement sent officers to the alleged sale of the items.

Apparently, the people in charge of the event told police they had receipts for the items but couldn’t prove that every single item had a purchase receipt.

Police did not take any action or arrest anybody as nobody had filed a complaint.

Yiannopolous told TMZ that they believe the clothing was stolen as they have no record of it being sold and do not sell in bulk. He also claimed to have identified one of the people involved in obtaining the clothing.

They told the tabloid that they have now filed a cease and desist to the sale organizers and intend on getting the clothing back at all costs.

In the cease and desist, Kanye West’s team accuse the organizers of forging receipts of the sale.

Kanye’s clothing empire has been causing him issues of late as he continues to battle adidas in a lawsuit related to the sportswear giant terminating their partnership after him making a number of antisemitic comments.

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Regarding the franctured adidas relationship, he recently urged fans to boycott adidas.

“Let me explain really clear to you guys what’s happening with adidas,” Ye said in an Instagram clip.

“Not only are they putting out fake colorways that are not approved, they’re suing me for $250,000,000 and they’re also not paying me for these shoes that they’re putting out that have my name on it.

“They’re using contract clauses and 50 years of business experience to rape an artist — one of ya’ll favorite artist — right in front of ya’ll, in broad daylight.”