Patent "Out of office" sneakers in black and white with tonal arrow at side. Off-White™ logo at back. White rubber sole. 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.