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The unreleased Off-White x Nike Air Jordan 4 “Sail” Virgil Abloh contributed to Deviation’s Black Lives Matter fundraiser auction has sold for an astronomical £150,100.00 ($187,775.10).

In a post to Instagram in June, Abloh wrote: “got together with some friends, each of us contributing to the sustained support of the Black Lives Matter cause and I’m auctioning an unreleased signed pair of these (with your name not mine per se).” The winning bid (currently bidding has exceeded $17,000) will get to choose the size and name the sneakers are signed with.

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His charitable donation follows backlash Abloh received when Instagram users thought the Louis Vuitton head had “only” donated $50, though Abloh has since cleared that up and revealed that his donations far exceed the $50 shared to his Instagram story several weeks ago.

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