Since sneakers usurped hard bottoms as the average man's de facto footwear choice, certain individuals have looked to capitalize on the value of popular, rare styles to turn a profit. This practice of buying shoes with the intent of selling them later is commonly known as "re-selling," and it's an industry unto itself that shows little signs of slowing down. The way it works is simple: Limited edition kicks sell out (because they're limited) and can easily fetch three, maybe ten times their orig...
Since sneakers usurped hard bottoms as the average man's de facto footwear choice, certain individuals have looked to capitalize on the value of popular, rare styles to turn a profit. This practice of buying shoes with the intent of selling them later is commonly known as "re-selling," and it's an industry unto itself that shows little signs of slowing down. The way it works is simple: Limited edition kicks sell out (because they're limited) and can easily fetch three, maybe ten times their orig...
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