Off-Red L/AB Tape Vulcanized Sneakers
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The Off-White L/AB Tape Vulcanized Sneakers bring signature industrial styling to a classic low-top profile. A rich red upper sets the tone, while oversized lacing, bold black-and-white diagonal stripes, and a fluorescent orange heel tab create the graphic-heavy look synonymous with Off-White.
- Red textile upper with suede overlays
- Layered low-top construction
- White traditional and wraparound lacing
- Signature “SHOELACES” branding
- Fluorescent orange L/AB branded heel pull tab
- Black diagonal stripes on the vulcanized midsole
- Red rubber outsole for durable traction
Crafted in sterling silver, with opal and stone settings on selected pieces.
Put your jewelry on last — after perfume and sunscreen. Rinse with fresh water after the beach, and store it in a soft pouch away from other pieces.
Free shipping worldwide, with no minimum order value.
Orders are dispatched within 2 to 4 business days. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your parcel leaves the warehouse.
90 days to return. If a piece is not right, or arrived faulty, send it back. Faulty or wrong items ship back on us.
A beautiful object that changes nothing is just an object.
Every order you place funds the removal of waste from the ocean. Together with more than 30,000 volunteers, oceanographers, biologists and veterinarians, we have already helped take over 165 tons of waste out of the water — and protect the animals that depend on it.
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