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Why are there different prices on the same item?Updated 6 days ago
Every item on PUSHAS has one page, with a price against every size. Prices are driven by the payout each seller wants for their item, and by demand, which differs from size to size. The price you see against a size is the best one available for it at that moment.
Who sets the price?
Sellers decide the payout they want for an item, and that is what drives the price you see. Different sellers want different amounts for the same item, so where several are listed in your size, the lowest price is the one shown.
Why does each size have a different price?
Because each size is its own market. A release can be sought after in one size and easy to find in another. Common sizes are crowded and competitive. Sizes at either end of the run are scarcer. So one pair can sit at one price in a US 9 and a very different price in a US 13, and neither is a mistake.
Am I always seeing the best price?
Yes. For every size, the price shown is the lowest available at that moment. You do not need to hunt through listings or compare sellers.
Why did the price change since I last looked?
Prices move with live demand. Sellers adjust, pieces sell, and new listings arrive, so the best available price for a size changes as the market does.
Why is one item cheaper than another that looks identical?
Usually the condition of the packaging. A listing marked as a damaged box sits below equivalent listings in the same size. The item inside is brand new, unworn and authenticated like everything else on PUSHAS. It is the box that is marked, and the listing says so before you buy.
Why do Fastest items sometimes cost more?
Because they are already with us. An item marked Fastest is held in a PUSHAS facility and has already been authenticated, so it is dispatched within 2 business days. Anything else has to reach us first. Buyers often pay a little more for the shorter wait.
Is every listing authenticated to the same standard?
Yes, without exception. The cheapest listing on a page goes through exactly the same hand authentication as the most expensive one, and neither ships until it passes.