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for a shoe with regular productions numbers like jordans absolutely i agree. but for shoes with numbers like a yeezy boost im not so sure. less people maybe looking for bigger sizes in general when supply and demand are close. even at size 13 im almost positive demands far surpasses demand. GOAT def supports the bell curve theory if you look at the prices. sizes 8.5-11 have the lowest prices while they creep higher outside of those sizes.
these days seems like big sizes are worth less. Just not as many buyers for big sizes as there are for small/medium sizes. In addition to the fact that yeezys run a size big, in this specific instance a size 13 is like a regular size 14. Check prices listings for most places and it's like a downward sliding scale from expensive to less expensive as you move from small to big.
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