Virgil Abloh revisits the iconic Blazer silhouette with the Nike Blazer Low Off-White University Red, infusing it with his signature design language. This sneaker features a minimalist aesthetic with bold text labels, exposed foam, and the recognizable Off-White zip tie in red. The university red colorway adds a vibrant touch to the classic Blazer Low, making it a standout piece in any sneaker collection. Ideal for those who value the blend of retro style and modern fashion sensibilities.
At SoldOut LA, we authenticate all pieces that come through our store. We want to ensure the upmost quality of our products so you as the customer does not get stuck with something you do not want. We are constantly getting in new items everyday for you to enjoy. Our team is trained to only accept the greatest of quality to give you the best sneaker shopping experience possible.
Yes, we offer international shipping to most countries. Shipping rates and delivery times may vary depending on your location. You can find more information about international shipping options during the checkout process.
Absolutely. We take pride in offering only authentic sneakers sourced directly from authorized retailers and reputable distributors. Every pair goes through a thorough authentication process to ensure they meet our quality standards.
Absolutely. Once your order has been processed and shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email. You can use this tracking number to monitor the status of your delivery and estimate the expected arrival date.
Yes, but we ask you to give the store a call before hand and let us know what day and time you'd be able to pick it up. We DO NOT allow for purchases to be made online and then picked up in store. If you are picking up, you will pay once in store.
We accept almost every variety of payment methods, including credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), PayPal, and other secure online payment options. During checkout, you can select the payment method that is most convenient for you.
