San Diego Padres outfielder Fernando Tatís Jr. debuted custom 'Off-White' cleats.
Fernando Tatís Jr. has been on a Joe DiMaggio-style run as of late. No, he isn't breaking the untouchable MLB hitting streak. But he is setting the bar at an impossibly high level with his footwear on the field.
The tenth cleat in the series has an Off-White themed aesthetic, showcasing artistic designs of the original shoes Virgil Abloh created. Titled"UP," this cleat showcased the classic features that the Off-White brand embodies.
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