Nike Air Force

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they you know they want to put a lot of energy into air forces to get ready for like a special year come next year and um you know they were like they wanted to part a few of the brands that they got on the roster they wanted to just do some giveaways and do some stuff and you know i just think because of what people expect from me it was like as soon as they seen it everybody was just real polarized and stuff but it was just some some fun they want friends and family giveaway but that's fine i like to touch the people so instead of this is

this is it i ain't

gonna lie you can't go wrong here.

But I don't know.

Seek has always been this niche audience and niche crowd, but it should be respected in a way like the rest of the other fashion brands.

When Louis did the Air Forces, they would sell them to who they wanted to.

Dior was selling to who they wanted to.

Quote, Who in our industry has the insight and know-how to unleash game-changing multi-billion long-term platforms like Boost, Clima, and MeCoach? Who in our industry has the imagination and creativity to open up the wardrobe of the sports consumer, building not just one, but three highly diverse, authentic, inclusive brands? Who in our industry has had the foresight to embrace the world of fitness? It was likely this moment in which investors lost what little remaining confidence they had in Heiner.

At the time, Nike had Jordans, Air Forces, Air Maxes, Converse, Jack Purcell, and Nike Plus.

For Heiner to pound his chest and declare that no one else in the industry had anything close to what Adidas had in brands, products, and expertise is a delusional thing to say.

In 2014, Adidas' struggles continued.

And from that point on, I was like, you know what? I'm going to make some fly Air Forces for myself.

I made a little custom Air Force.

They used to have in the Nike store in the city, a bespoke lab, which is for $1,000 flat rate, make your own Air Force.

So you can go down there and you can put yay or you can put murder on it.

And you could put your block name.

from Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, right? Back in the days, we caught felonies over sneakers.

Like we went to the block and like, yo, it's like, if you want nobody, you know what I'm saying? You want to be somebody, you know what I'm saying? You got to buy certain pairs of sneakers.

Air Force Ones, we had those.

And before you leave, we're going to get you to sign our shoe.

Can you bring the Air Forces, please? So we have a pair of Air Forces that we get every guest to sign.

They are size 16.

Shout out, Sergio.

Trash.

Nike Air Force One Supreme camo.

They did a really good job on these.

Trash.

Well, if I end up going with these guys to sell my collection, I will let you know how it goes, if it makes sense.

Like, look, I would go $40 under retail, $40 to $50 under retail for a $200 pair of shoes.

You know what I'm saying? like to me because after like if i sell it for 200 on stock x you know around retail they're going to take 40 50 anyway you know 30 40 you know i'm saying so now i'm cutting losses and stuff and then if you're thinking about it there's shoes that are worth more than that in my collection you know what i'm saying that they would probably take at retail for like certain types of shoes you know like special edition air force ones or whatever like i know that The process these guys go through, they're probably going to look at listings.

I don't think they'll negotiate with me on the spot on everything.