Sneaker Culture Research Paper

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In the world we live in today, people have many interest that motivate them to be who they want to be in the future. In New York, being that it’s filled with different varieties of cultures, it has become a well known place full of different cultures and interesting interest. One well recognized culture of today is involving sneakers, and how big of an impact it has on New Yorkers. If looked upon in the past, you can really see how sneaker culture shaped New York today.
Today, Major sneaker brands can be seen on foot or in sneaker store windows. Brands including Air Jordan, Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour are worn all over throughout New York. Back then, Sneakers weren’t as “hyped” as it is today. Now, people stand on lines that stretch as …show more content…

From 42nd st to Soho, these two popular places are also great tourist attractions. From young children to older adults, New York has a wide variety of sneakers to see. The most common is the Air Jordan in this current generation. As seen on court at his various games, today mostly teens, can be see wearing the more common set of 1-14 jordans. All 1-14 jordans all have different value as of today, ranging from as low $100 to as high $1,000, Jordans are the well known brand today, which makes it highly popular. The value on Michael’s shoes depend multiple reasons, some include: rarity, retroed colorways, or where the shoe originates from. Recently a Retro Air Jordan 12 released nicknamed “Wings”, only 12,000 pairs were released worldwide. According to sneakerbardetroit.com, On the Black, White, and Gold shoe The Black upper reveals a Golden Wings pattern after being wiped, agitated, and rubbed on its natural surface. “Finishing off the release is the Michael Jordan “Wings” logo from iconic poster seen on the heel, along with special graphic Wings insoles to match the shoe’s upper.”"HOW TO BUY THE AIR JORDAN 12 “WINGS”." Sneakerbardetroit. N.p., n.d. Web which makes it highly

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