92% matchStadium Goods
Same NYC consignment model, deadstock grails
What changes: Farfetch-owned, more curated new-release retail alongside resale
Brand profile
New York sneaker consignment retailer founded in 2005, selling authenticated rare and deadstock pairs online and in NYC, LA and Miami stores.
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Flight Club doesn't make shoes — it lists authenticated pairs sourced from private sellers, so inventory is whatever collectors send in rather than a seasonal range.
Stock skews to Air Jordan retros, limited Nike and adidas releases and deadstock grails, so prices track secondary-market demand rather than original ticket.
It merged with GOAT in 2018 and now runs as a separate storefront within GOAT Group, with shops in New York, Los Angeles and Miami but most volume online.
Overall fit
true to size
As a consignment marketplace rather than a maker, Flight Club sells other brands' sneakers, so fit follows each original brand's known sizing rather than any house standard.
Tip: Fit depends entirely on the individual brand and model being resold, so check sizing notes for the specific shoe (e.g. Air Jordan 1s run true, adidas often runs half a size large).
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sneakers | mixed | varies by silhouette and brand | Order the size you normally wear in that specific model, since Flight Club sells authentic pairs from many brands with differing fits — Jordan/Nike retros generally true to size, some adidas and Yeezy models run large. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
92% matchSame NYC consignment model, deadstock grails
What changes: Farfetch-owned, more curated new-release retail alongside resale
86% matchConsignment floor for rare pairs, buy-sell-trade
What changes: Single Vegas destination store, more walk-in trading
82% matchLive bid-ask marketplace instead of fixed consignment prices
What changes: Pure marketplace, no physical stores or curated floor
80% matchLA consignment vault with secondhand streetwear too
What changes: Smaller independent operation, heavier vintage apparel mix
Flight Club fits true to size. Fit depends entirely on the individual brand and model being resold, so check sizing notes for the specific shoe (e.g. Air Jordan 1s run true, adidas often runs half a size large). As a consignment marketplace rather than a maker, Flight Club sells other brands' sneakers, so fit follows each original brand's known sizing rather than any house standard.
As a consignment marketplace rather than a maker, Flight Club sells other brands' sneakers, so fit follows each original brand's known sizing rather than any house standard. Overall shape: varies by brand and model.
Flight Club sneakers varies by piece. Order the size you normally wear in that specific model, since Flight Club sells authentic pairs from many brands with differing fits — Jordan/Nike retros generally true to size, some adidas and Yeezy models run large. Shape: varies by silhouette and brand.
Flight Club is a sneaker consignment retailer founded in New York City in 2005, one of the first stores to formalize resale of rare and deadstock shoes. It lists authenticated pairs sourced from private sellers — Air Jordan retros, limited Nike and adidas releases, hard-to-find grails — plus a smaller apparel and accessories selection. Brick-and-mortar stores operate in New York, Los Angeles and Miami, with most volume online. Flight Club has run under GOAT Group since its 2018 merger with GOAT, keeping a separate storefront and brand identity.