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Nike Off-White x Blazer Mid “All Hallows Eve” – AA3832-700
The Off-White x Nike Blazer Mid “All Hallows Eve” is one half of Virgil Abloh‘s Halloween-themed “Spooky Pack,” released alongside the “Grim Reaper” colorway. Dropped on October 3, 2018, this edition applies a ghostly cream and pale vanilla palette to the deconstructed Blazer, punctuated by an oversized Total Orange Swoosh and Abloh’s signature industrial details .
Key Features
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Silhouette: Nike Blazer Mid (original 1970s basketball design)
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Collaboration: Off-White x Nike “Spooky Pack”
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Upper: Cream-toned leather and translucent synthetic construction; exposed-foam tongue; oversized Total Orange Swoosh that extends into the midsole
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Signature Details: Abloh’s bold Helvetica text on the medial side; small green tab above the Swoosh; orange contrast stitching throughout
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Zip Tie: Light blue zip tie (distinct from the red zip tie on the original “The Ten” releases)
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Midsole/Outsole: Pale vanilla rubber midsole and outsole for a uniform, vintage-inspired finish
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Fit: Men’s sizing; Off-White x Nike Blazers typically run small, so going up half a size is recommended
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Style Code: AA3832-700
Size Note: Multiple resale sources indicate the Off-White x Nike Blazer Mid runs small. For wider feet or those who prefer a roomier fit, going up half a size is recommended .
Why the Off-White Blazer Mid “All Hallows Eve”
The “All Hallows Eve” arrived as the warmer, pumpkin-inspired counterpart to the “Grim Reaper.” Where the Grim Reaper went dark and semi-translucent, this edition leaned into the seasonal palette: pale vanilla canvas, a massive orange Swoosh, and subtle green detailing that echoes the stem of a pumpkin . The result is a Blazer that feels festive without being costume-like — a Halloween sneaker that works year-round.
What sets this release apart within Abloh’s Off-White x Nike catalog is its balance of deconstruction and wearability. The exposed-foam tongue, oversized Swoosh, and Helvetica text are all present, but the cream and vanilla base keeps the shoe grounded and versatile in a way that the darker “Grim Reaper” doesn’t . The light blue zip tie, a recurring motif in Abloh’s later collaborations, marks it as part of the second wave of Off-White x Nike releases, distinct from the original “The Ten” pack.
For collectors, the AA3832-700 represents a key chapter in Abloh’s partnership with Nike — a seasonal experiment that pushed the deconstructed Blazer formula into warmer, more approachable territory.