Rep sneakers shipped direct — no agent, QC photos first

The albums cover the models people actually search for — Air Jordan 1, 3, 4 and 5, Nike Dunk Low, Yeezy 350 and 700, Air Force 1, New Balance 550 and 530, plus running silhouettes like the Vaporfly and designer pairs from Balenciaga, Dior and Rick Owens.

Prices track what the pair is. Most sneakers land between $40 and $80, with simple silhouettes and sale styles dipping toward $24 and full designer or boot models past $100. The chart below shows how the catalog actually splits, so you see where your budget lands before opening an album.

A price band is a starting point, not the whole story. Within any band the difference between two listings usually comes down to batch tier — the materials, the finish and the detailing — which is exactly what the QC photos let you judge before you commit. When you message us a pair, we'll tell you where it sits and what stands out, so you're not guessing from a thumbnail.

The agent model isn't broken — it gives you the whole Taobao and Weidian ecosystem to choose from, and for some buyers that breadth is worth the extra steps. Where it costs you is the back half of the order: you wait in a shared warehouse queue for QC photos, then pay a second shipping bill to forward your pair out of the warehouse. On a single item that forwarding fee can rival the price of the pair itself.

Ordering direct collapses that into one conversation. You message us the pair you want, we quote you a price that includes shipping, we send the QC photos, and once you approve them we dispatch by DHL, UPS or FedEx with a tracking number about two days later. There's no second account to manage and no second invoice — the number we quote is the number you pay.

Getting the size right

Sneaker sizing is the question we get most. Message us your usual US, UK or EU size and the exact model, and we confirm the right size from the factory size chart before you pay — most batches run true to size, but a few run half a size small and we flag those.

What "checked against retail" means

Before a pair ships we compare it to a retail reference — the shape of the toe box, the sole stitching, the colour of the midsole, the box and accessories. If a batch doesn't match, we don't send it. That check is why the QC photos matter: you're approving the exact pair that goes in the box.

Batches and versions, in plain terms

For popular models there's often more than one factory version, and the gap between them is real — stitching, materials and shape can differ. When you ask about a pair, we tell you which batch we hold and what stands out, rather than leaving you to decode forum threads.

For running silhouettes and chunky designer pairs, comfort and weight matter as much as looks, so we note when a pair runs heavy or stiff. None of this changes the flow: pick a pair, message us, approve the photos, and we ship it direct.

How payment and protection work

You only pay once you've approved the QC photos, and the price you pay is the all-in number we quoted — shipping included, no separate forwarding fee. We confirm the current payment options when we send your quote. If a parcel is delayed beyond the usual window or arrives damaged, you message us directly and we handle it ourselves, because there's no agent in the middle to pass you between. That direct line — one party from quote to delivery — is the single biggest practical difference from the agent route, and it's why buyers who've been burned by a warehouse going silent tend to prefer ordering this way.