THE BEST TRUSTWORTHY WEBSITES TO BUY AUTHENTIC SNEAKERS

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It’s never been easier to buy sneakers on the resale market, but that also means the number of options can be downright overwhelming. How do you resell sneakers?
Sure, you can do your Googles all day long, but unless you really know where to look, you run the risk of getting burnt with replicas, overpaying on a pair that was actually easier to find than you thought, or just getting the wrong product altogether. Plus, the secondary market for sneakers is constantly shifting and changing.

​A great deal for a pair of shoes one day could be terrible the next. That’s where we come in. 
We’ve taken into account the recent shifts in reselling and rounded up the best resale sites to cop shoes on the secondary market today. Whether it’s an OG like eBay and Flight Club or the just-launched DMVShoes these are the sneaker reseller names you should know and trust.

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​More than a shop, this is an institution. Before venture capital money was pouring into the sneaker resell scene, Flight Club in New York City set the standards for the secondary market. It’s still one of the best places to go to unload higher-priced pairs, which fetch more here than on StockX and usually won’t sit around for too long. If you have a super-rare Air Jordan collab to sell, this is the place to bring it. For those who can’t drop off their sneakers at the store’s physical branches, there’s an option to mail in your sneakers. Website: flightclub.com


Stadium Goods opened its doors in 2015 and quickly established itself as one of the premier resale and consignment shops in New York City. It’s since broadened its footprint thanks to an extensive online store, partnerships in China, and financial backing from fashion giant LVMH—before later being acquired by online fashion retailer Farfetch in 2018 with a $250 million valuation. While you can probably grab the latest Yeezy from any of the shops on this list, what makes Stadium Goods particularly noteworthy is its penchant for stocking extremely rare—and expensive—offerings.  Website: stadiumgoods.com
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When it comes to online marketplaces, there are a few options, and GOAT has emerged as one of the best. Like other players in this field, GOAT uses an auction-like setup and serves as a middleman in transactions, authenticating a seller’s product before shipping it to the buyer. In terms of selection, the platform boasts just about everything one could hope for from the last several years, although its assortment of vintage product may leave something to be desired. --Website: goat.com


Urban Necessities is a relative newcomer in the sneaker reselling game. The brand got its start in uncluttered sneaker landscape of the Las Vegas desert before branching out to the much more crowded NYC scene more recently. Founder Jaysse Lopez, aka TwoJsKicks, put his store on the map with a sneaker Key Master game—a claw machine type device that gives customers a chance to purchase plays for a chance to win sneakers. The brand’s online shop offers a wide variety of brands in both new and used condition, as well as streetwear like Supreme and Bape. --Website: urbannecessities.com