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There are days, when I just dont understand. I understand Nike's position and the resellers and the entrepreuners - they're all making good money off all this.
by pascalxus 9y ago
There are days, when I just dont understand.
I understand Nike's position and the resellers and the entrepreuners - they're all making good money off all this.
But, for the non-investers, those at the end of the chain, I can't even begin to imagine why someone would pay over 5000, or 1000$ or even over 60$ for a pair of shoes. Perhaps, i could understand if it was the top 1% of the income ladder. But, we're talking about middle class buyers right? The very same ones who struggle to pay rent and food, the 65% of the population we keep hearing about who has less than 400$ in savings? Is a pair of shoes more valuable than having a home to live in? I'm confused.
- hbosch 9y agoThis is enthusiast/hobbyist level fandom. If you think this is crazy, look at the market for Coca Cola or Star Wars collectibles.
- libertine 9y agoI think Wizards of the Coast for example don't quite understand the value of having such markets. When products of your brand reach this kind of status, you shouldn't be greedy about it... just play ball. They only have positive gains imo...