Be Right Back Sneakers
The Off-White Be Right Back Sneakers combine mesh and rubberized leather for a modern and resistant look. The iconic zip tie on the front and the monogram printed on the tongue and insole recall the distinctive design of the brand. The closure is with laces, for an adjustable fit. The shoe has a tapered silhouette, perfect for a bold and contemporary streetwear style.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Polyester SOLE 100% Rubber
The Off-White Be Right Back Sneakers combine mesh and rubberized leather for a modern and resistant look. The iconic zip tie on the front and the monogram printed on the tongue and insole recall the distinctive design of the brand. The closure is with laces, for an adjustable fit. The shoe has a tapered silhouette, perfect for a bold and contemporary streetwear style.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Polyester SOLE 100% Rubber
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
Be Right Back Sneakers
The Off-White Be Right Back Sneakers combine mesh and rubberized leather for a modern and resistant look. The iconic zip tie on the front and the monogram printed on the tongue and insole recall the distinctive design of the brand. The closure is with laces, for an adjustable fit. The shoe has a tapered silhouette, perfect for a bold and contemporary streetwear style.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Polyester SOLE 100% Rubber
The Off-White Be Right Back Sneakers combine mesh and rubberized leather for a modern and resistant look. The iconic zip tie on the front and the monogram printed on the tongue and insole recall the distinctive design of the brand. The closure is with laces, for an adjustable fit. The shoe has a tapered silhouette, perfect for a bold and contemporary streetwear style.
Season: AW25
Composition: UPPER 100% Polyester SOLE 100% Rubber
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
