Low “Out of office” sneakers in orange with a tonal arrow at the side. Off-White™ logo at back. Orange and white rubber soles. White lace-up closure.
Virgil Abloh—Off-White’s founder and creative director—wanted to create a tennis shoe with a late 1980’s and early 1990’s aesthetic, that could be worn all-day-every-day. The result: a low-top silhouette with hybridized street, basketball and running influences. The “OUT OF OFFICE” sneaker features a contrasting outsole with translucent gel insets, classic perforated toe vamps, a ribbed heel and a recontextualized logo.
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Please note that orders with more than one item are given a processing time according to the specific item.
Before shipping, we will examine the items ordered carefully before shipping. The majority of orders today are shipped in 48 hours. The delivery time varies between 3-7 days.
Returns
The stock is dynamic and we do not completely manage it because of the fact that multiple parties are involved, which includes our warehouse and factory. Stock levels can fluctuate at any given time. It's possible that the inventory could run out once your order has been placed.
Our policy lasts for thirty days. If it's been more 30 days since the date you purchased your item and we're unable to offer you a complete refund or exchange.
You can only return a product when it's unopened and still in the same condition as the day you received it. It must also still be in its original packaging.
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