88% matchWaves Las Vegas
Same grail-hunting resale mix of Jordans and vintage tees
What changes: Heavier on vintage apparel than authenticated sneaker consignment
Brand profile
Portland sneaker consignment shop trading authenticated Jordans, vintage runners and samples, shifting to online-only operations after closing its Chinatown store in January 2026.
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The core business is authenticated resale of Nike, Jordan, adidas, Asics, Reebok and New Balance, with in-house hoodies and t-shirts released alongside the sneakers.
Stock spans under $100 to several thousand dollars, including samples and promo pairs, and the shop has a reputation for lower markups than large resale platforms.
Founded in Portland in 2013 by Michael Nguyen and Terrance Ricketts, the Chinatown store at 114 NW 3rd Ave closes January 30, 2026, leaving web sales only.
88% matchSame grail-hunting resale mix of Jordans and vintage tees
What changes: Heavier on vintage apparel than authenticated sneaker consignment
84% matchSneaker resale floor with premium vintage alongside
What changes: Hype-led pricing, less deadstock runner depth
76% matchBuy-sell-trade secondhand model with a cafe hangout
What changes: Luxury and streetwear resale broadly, not sneaker-first
68% matchSmall-city sneaker and streetwear shop, staff-picked stock
What changes: Retail of new product rather than consignment or samples
Index PDX is a sneaker consignment shop founded in Portland in June 2013 by Michael Nguyen and Terrance Ricketts, previously known for the site brokeonjordans. It stocks authenticated new, deadstock and vintage Nike, Jordan, adidas, Asics, Reebok and New Balance pairs, plus samples and promo shoes, alongside its own in-house apparel drops. Prices run from under $100 to several thousand dollars, with a reputation for lower markups than large resale chains. The Chinatown store at 114 NW 3rd Ave closes on January 30, 2026, moving the business online only.