What’s Hot · Sneakers

Designer sneakers from Japan

Sneakers from the luxury houses, bought from Japan’s established resale dealers. Each pair is a specific piece with its own photographs, size and condition grade. The selection changes daily.

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Dark navy platform sneaker with black trim, mesh panel and small triangle metal plaque.
One only

Sneakers

Prada Re Nylon 1E937N, 35.5, Dark Navy / Black

25SS Re Nylon, reference 1E937N

Condition
A · Very Good

$460

Incl. sourcing fee

Pair of women's low-top sneakers photographed together.
One only

Sneakers

Christian Dior Sneakers, 38

Christian Dior

Condition
A · Very Good

$302

Incl. sourcing fee

Ivory canvas low-top sneaker with woven stripe and sparkling stones along the heel.
One only

Sneakers

Gucci Tennis 1977, 39, Ivory

Tennis 1977 line in fabric

Condition
B · Good

$375

Incl. sourcing fee

Pair of low-top women's trainers shown side on.
One only

Sneakers

Hermes Glamour, 37

Hermes Glamour line

Condition
B · Good

$236

Incl. sourcing fee

Pair of black leather low-top trainers photographed from the side.
One only

Sneakers

Louis Vuitton Acapulco GO1100, 37 1/2, Black

Acapulco line, reference GO1100

Condition
B · Good

$172

Incl. sourcing fee

Buying sneakers from Japanese dealers

We list sneakers only from established resale dealers, not from person-to-person marketplaces, because a dealer stands behind what it sells. Each pair is graded on the Japanese letter scale; check the photographs for wear on the soles and uppers.

Sizes and fit

Japanese listings give sizes in centimetres. Check the size on the listing against your usual size before you buy; if you are unsure, ask us before checkout.

Want a different pair or size?

Tell us the model, colorway and size and we will look for that pair in Japan. Sending a request is free.

Common questions

What if it turns out not to be authentic?
You get a full refund. That applies to everything we sell, on What’s Hot or through a request.
When is my card charged?
At checkout your card is authorized, not charged. We capture the payment only once the piece is secured in Japan; if we cannot secure it, the authorization is released in full.

More in the FAQ and on shipping.

Looking for something that isn't here?

This is a short list. Japan has far more than we can put on one page, so tell us the exact piece you want and we'll go find that one for you.