Rare Apple Sneakers Available for $50,000

Ever thought your two passions could collide? Well, they just did. Picture this: Apple Inc., the tech giant we all know and love, once dipped its toes into the world of fashion. And no, we’re not talking about Apple Watches or AirPods. We’re talking sneakers. Yes, you read that right, Apple sneakers!

Back in the 90s, Apple had these cool kicks custom-made for their employees. They were a one-time giveaway at a conference and have never been sold to the public. Fast forward to today, and a pair of these ultra-rare Apple sneakers is up for grabs at Sotheby’s. The price tag? A whopping $50,000!

These aren’t just any sneakers. They’re predominantly white leather and feature the old-school rainbow Apple logo on the tongue and next to the laces. They’re a US size 10.5 and come “new in the box,” although they do have a bit of yellowing around the midsoles. But hey, that just adds to their vintage charm, right?

Apple’s fashion adventures didn’t stop at sneakers. They’ve released clothing lines, collaborated with luxury brand Hermès for watch straps, and even made jackets for their employees at Apple Park. But these sneakers? They’re a unique piece of Apple’s history and a must-have for any serious collector.

Apple memorabilia has been skyrocketing in value over the years. Some retro gadgets are now collectors’ items selling for high prices. Remember the first edition, unopened 4GB iPhone? One of those babies recently sold for over $190,000 at an auction in the US. These Apple sneakers are set to join the ranks of these high-value collectibles.

So, if you’re an Apple fan, a sneaker collector, or just someone who loves unique fashion pieces, these Apple sneakers are a golden opportunity. They’re not just a pair of shoes; they’re a piece of tech history. And who knows? Maybe one day, they’ll be worth even more than their current $50,000 price tag.

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Ben

I fell in love with Mac in 2008 and haven't looked back since. With 15 years of development experience under my belt, I've got plenty of insights to share, both on and off the keyboard.