Off-White x Nike Blazer Low 'White University Red' Size:UK 7.5 | EU 42 | US 8.5 An ambiguous grey camo pattern

Name: Off-White x Nike Blazer Low 'White University Red' Size:UK 7.5 | EU 42 | US 8.5 An ambiguous grey camo pattern
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89854441509
Price: 190.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0315 (7 reviews)

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Off White x Nike Blazer Low 'White University Red' Size:UK 7.5 EU 42 US 8.5 An ambiguous grey camo pattern An ambiguous grey camo pattern inside of the Swoosh branding on either side balances the neutral based design The Nike Air Force 1 '07 in White offers a timeless design with premium leather construction for durability and support The Off White x Nike Blazer Low ‘White University Red’ delivers Virgil Abloh’s radical take on the classic silhouette Supplemental yellow cord lacing snakes across the white leather upper

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