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Stadium Goods to close New York store

Stadium Goods, a well-known US retailer of exclusive sneakers and streetwear, is closing its store in New York's Soho district after 10 years. The last day of operation is January 19, after which the company will focus on its online channels, Stadium Goods manager Michael Daniel told Footwear News (FN). Stadium Goods is part of Farfetch Limited....

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Stadium Goods and Döttling collaborate on sneaker safe for Farfetch

Farfetch has teamed up with sneaker and streetwear marketplace Stadium Goods and German safe manufacturer Döttling on an exclusive line of luxury made-to-order sneaker safes as part of its Farfetch Beat concept. The limited-edition sneaker safes take inspiration from Stadium Goods’ trophy case and have been designed in collaboration with Dö...

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Christie’s marks new benchmark for sneakers at auction

The Christie’s and Stadium Goods partnered sale ‘OriginalAir: Michael Jordan Game-Worn and Player Exclusive Sneaker Rarities’ has set new records, with a pair of Nike’s worn by Jordan fetching 615,000 US dollars, making them the most expensive sneakers ever sold at auction. The red, black and white Nike Air Jordan 1 high tops were sold as part...

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Farfetch acquires streetwear marketplace Stadium Goods

Luxury platform Farfetch has reached an agreement to acquire sneaker and streetwear marketplace Stadium Goods, for 250 million US dollars. Farfetch is set to pay this amount in cash and Farfetch shares, with the exact amounts to be determined as the transaction is completed. “We are thrilled to welcome Stadium Goods to the Farfetch family....

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Second hand fashion set to become a bigger market than luxury by 2022

Buying second hand clothes is nothing new, but the sector has been growing considerably thanks to the Internet. The second hand market generated 360 billion US dollars worldwide in 2017, according to fashion resale service Thredup, with online sales of second hand items growing 35 percent against just 8 percent for brick and mortar stores. By...