Ronnie Fieg Collabs - Tracking order link http://shop.kithnyc.com/pages/tracking

Is this normal for Kith to be this slow with shipping? Haven’t received shipping info for the 480s I won from the raffle.
I've never waited this long for kith to ship anything, I hit on EA and I know people who got raffle wins shipped and in hand already. I emailed them and got the same generic (high order volume) response.
 
I've never waited this long for kith to ship anything, I hit on EA and I know people who got raffle wins shipped and in hand already. I emailed them and got the same generic (high order volume) response.
I just got the same response too
 
I've never waited this long for kith to ship anything, I hit on EA and I know people who got raffle wins shipped and in hand already. I emailed them and got the same generic (high order volume) response.

Yeah I’m waiting on EA pairs too

I made 2 EA clothing orders for Knicks and 1 shipped the next day and the other is still in limbo
 
In other news the last kith knicks collection is fire, due to bad timing was only able to scoop 2 hats.
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Im still waiting on shipping for wutang dunks draw from 11/8

Nb991v2 EA from 11/1, shipped 11/11

Donald duck hoodie from 10/25 shipped 10/31

Tyson tee from 11/11 shipped next day
 
Since we talking about shipping, still waiting on the Knicks items. Currently says “unfulfilled” so expecting a cancel there :smh:
 
Was able to get Batmobile. Carted really late with an 11 min wait time and was still able to check out. Really wanted this piece and saw some EU users saying it flew when their drop happened.
 
There was a 17 min queue of bots before it even released. Which is exactly how many min it took for me to get thru the queue lol
 
Stockx is such a disease on the community.

Retail - $15 + $10 shipping (I assume it was the same as always) + taxes so like $27 all in

Selling for $60 on stockx.

That nets $49 for the seller, so $22 profit. Buyer has to pay $75 all in.

So a $15 item ends up costing $75 for the buyer, the seller makes $22, and the rest os all Stockx fees + shipping + taxes.
 
Stockx is such a disease on the community.

Retail - $15 + $10 shipping (I assume it was the same as always) + taxes so like $27 all in

Selling for $60 on stockx.

That nets $49 for the seller, so $22 profit. Buyer has to pay $75 all in.

So a $15 item ends up costing $75 for the buyer, the seller makes $22, and the rest os all Stockx fees + shipping + taxes.
StockX as opposed to any other secondary marketplace to ever exist? Your post is the eBay model since its conception lol
 
Stockx is such a disease on the community.

Retail - $15 + $10 shipping (I assume it was the same as always) + taxes so like $27 all in

Selling for $60 on stockx.

That nets $49 for the seller, so $22 profit. Buyer has to pay $75 all in.

So a $15 item ends up costing $75 for the buyer, the seller makes $22, and the rest os all Stockx fees + shipping + taxes.

How is that any different from any reseller? You just know the price and fees.

Instead of them just putting a random $400 on a sneaker.
 
StockX as opposed to any other secondary marketplace to ever exist? Your post is the eBay model since its conception lol
StockX/Goat just simplified it and made it much easier and accessible. Ebay was always clunky comparatively. Plus they lay the fees out in broad daylight so it's easier to see the difference in buyer/seller.
 
StockX/Goat just simplified it and made it much easier and accessible. Ebay was always clunky comparatively. Plus they lay the fees out in broad daylight so it's easier to see the difference in buyer/seller.
The hustle economy is the reason everything is "easier and accessible". If people weren't blood suckers trying to profit off Pokemon cards, Ronnie collabs, sneakers, Supreme, etc... these platforms wouldn't be serving much purpose.
 
The hustle economy is the reason everything is "easier and accessible". If people weren't blood suckers trying to profit off Pokemon cards, Ronnie collabs, sneakers, Supreme, etc... these platforms wouldn't be serving much purpose.
The StockX platform is just easier to navigate than ebay. On ebay you have to wade through hundreds of listings. You can have 10 offers out at a time, hoping someone accepts. On Stockx, there's one listing and all asks and offers are simplified there. It's just easier to buy something on StockX and I think that's led to more people entering the market as buyers, creating more demand. If I'm looking for something old, I'll dig through eBay. If it's a newer release, StockX is just much much easier.
 
The StockX platform is just easier to navigate than ebay. On ebay you have to wade through hundreds of listings. You can have 10 offers out at a time, hoping someone accepts. On Stockx, there's one listing and all asks and offers are simplified there. It's just easier to buy something on StockX and I think that's led to more people entering the market as buyers, creating more demand. If I'm looking for something old, I'll dig through eBay. If it's a newer release, StockX is just much much easier.
Yeah and all I was saying is that you're misidentifying the disease. StockX isn't the disease. It only exists because of the disease which is resellers. Products and tools enter the market when there's demand for them. People hustling and reselling just got more prominent over the past decade as dudes bragged about how much they've made online.
 
Yeah and all I was saying is that you're misidentifying the disease. StockX isn't the disease. It only exists because of the disease which is resellers. Products and tools enter the market when there's demand for them. People hustling and reselling just got more prominent over the past decade as dudes bragged about how much they've made online.
The disease is human's desire for limited hype ****. Resellers and the platforms are just there to feed that. Resellers and the platforms don't exist if there isn't demand.

My comment was just about how absurd the fees/taxes on small retail item end up adding up. idk how or why we got off on this weird tangent but have a good day.
 
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