
The Burrow is a distinctive Off-White shoulder bag introduced in February 2021 as part of the brand's Spring/Summer 2021 digital presentation, one of the last collections Virgil Abloh designed before his death later that year. Its grained leather body is punctuated with circular cutouts inspired by meteor craters, closed with a gold-tone hexagonal buckle and finished with a detachable chain accent. Its unusual perforated silhouette makes it one of the more sculptural bag designs in Off-White's catalog.
Clutch-sized version of the Burrow, retailing around $1,115; the entry point into the line.
A compact shoulder-bag size with the signature flap closure and circular cutout paneling.
The most commonly stocked mid-size Burrow, retailing around $1,345 across black, white, red, camel, and yellow.
The largest Burrow size, offering the most interior capacity while keeping the cutout paneling and hexagonal buckle.
The Burrow-15 clutch, retailing around $1,115, typically resells for $380-$480 (roughly 35-40% retention), while the largest Burrow-27, which retailed near $1,475, holds up better in raw dollar terms at $600-$900. That pattern, smaller and simpler sizes losing a larger share of value than the bigger, more structurally distinct sizes, is typical of Off-White's post-2022 resale market generally. Given the broader cooling in Off-White demand since the brand's 2024 sale out of LVMH, the Burrow is best bought used by collectors specifically interested in Abloh's final work rather than as a bag expected to hold or gain value.
The Burrow launched in February 2021 as part of Off-White's Spring/Summer 2021 digital presentation, arriving late in Virgil Abloh's tenure at the label; he died nine months later, in November 2021. Its grained leather body, punctuated with circular "meteor shower" cutouts, marked one of the more sculptural, form-driven designs in Off-White's handbag catalog, a departure from the flatter, graphic-first pieces like the Arrows Tote or Binder Clip Bag that had defined the brand's earlier bag output.
Off-White built the Burrow out into a size run soon after launch, from the clutch-sized Burrow-15 up through the mid-size 20 and 22, and the larger 27, all sharing the cutout paneling, hexagonal buckle, and detachable chain strap. The line has remained largely unchanged in construction since its 2021 introduction, distinguishing it from styles like the Jitney that Off-White has continued to update with new colorways and materials each season.
Because the Burrow was one of the last bag designs Abloh personally worked on before his death, it carries a specific "final era" significance among Off-White collectors that newer, non-Abloh releases don't share. Its unusual perforated silhouette also made it a talking point in fashion coverage at launch, standing out from the brand's more logo-driven earlier bags.
In the immediate aftermath of Abloh's November 2021 death, demand and prices for recent Abloh-designed pieces, including the Burrow, briefly spiked as buyers rushed to secure work from his final collections; that premium has since normalized, but the Burrow continues to be discussed specifically in the context of being "one of Virgil's last bags" rather than purely on its own design merits.