88% matchUrban Necessities
Consignment-driven rare pair trading, buy-sell-trade counter
What changes: Las Vegas tourist-scale flagship, far bigger inventory
Brand profile
Independent Detroit sneaker boutique on Library Street specialising in deadstock and resale Air Jordans, Yeezys and limited Nike and adidas releases.
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Nojo Kicks designs nothing itself — it buys, consigns and resells deadstock pairs, so the inventory changes with whatever walks through the door.
Retro Air Jordans, Yeezys and limited Nike and adidas drops are priced by resale demand, with stock that has reached $8,500 for a single pair.
Open since June 2014 at 1220 Library Street in the Belt district, it remains a single-location shop that also carries supporting streetwear.
88% matchConsignment-driven rare pair trading, buy-sell-trade counter
What changes: Las Vegas tourist-scale flagship, far bigger inventory
86% matchOwner-run downtown consignment for grails and used streetwear
What changes: Heavier vintage/secondhand apparel mix
84% matchAuthenticated deadstock consignment at market prices
What changes: National brand with huge wall inventory, less local curation
80% matchIndependent single-city shop with long neighbourhood roots
What changes: More retail releases than resale pricing; closing down
Nojo Kicks is an independent sneaker retailer in downtown Detroit, opened in June 2014 by Andy Beletskiy at 1220 Library Street in the Belt district. The single-location shop buys, consigns and resells deadstock and hard-to-find pairs: retro Air Jordans, Yeezys and limited Nike and adidas releases, plus supporting streetwear. Its soft opening drew block-long lines and stock reaching $8,500 a pair. It functions as a curated resale boutique rather than an in-house label, with pricing set by secondary-market demand.