Why Is Nike Bringing Back All its ‘Grails’?
I like collecting sneakers, but there are certain shoes that I just know I will never own. They are desirable because of the stories behind them, their cultural significance, and their rarity, but because of all of that, they are also obscenely expensive on the second-hand market. In sneaker culture, they are called “grails.” The […]
I like collecting sneakers, but there are certain shoes that I just know I will never own. They are desirable because of the stories behind them, their cultural significance, and their rarity, but because of all of that, they are also obscenely expensive on the second-hand market. In sneaker culture, they are called “grails.”
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