Gucci Shoes
The OrientDig shoes spreadsheet: sneakers, runners, boots and slides — Jordans, Dunks, Yeezys, Sambas, New Balance and more. Prices captured 22 Sep 2026. Finds with QC photos on record come first; every card opens the find with its photos, sizes and a Buy on OrientDig button.
Gucci Shoes
Yeezy Boost 350 Flax
Nike Vomero OG Batch
Nike Dunk Wenece
Balenciaga 3XL
Supreme Air Force 1 Black
Nike SB Dunk Supreme Stars Barkroot Brown
Maison Minara Yasuhiro Shoes
Nike Air Max Plus TN
Maison Margiela Half Zip Sweater
Nike Dunk Syracuse
Gucci Shoes
Nike Dunk x Off-White (Lot 23)
Nike Air Max Plus TN
Yeezy Desert Boot Oil
Louis Vuitton Trainers
Louis Vuitton Casual
Yeezy 500 Stone Taupe
Samba x Wales Bonner
Nike Dunk x Off-White (Lot 27)
Louis Vuitton Shoes
Gucci Low Price Shoes
Dior B30
Nike Slides
Louis Vuitton Trainers
Balenciaga Rubber Boots
Air Jordan 12
Nike x Nocta Hot Step 2 (Black)
Jordan 11 Capand Gown
Yeezy Boost 350 Zebra
Louis Vuitton Casual
Alexander McQueen Crocs
Nike Air Max Plus TN
Fendi Shoes
Yeezy Boost 380 Pepper
Nike Tn (Budget)
Valentino Boots
Nike Air Max 90
Jordan 5 Trophy Room Ice Blue
Nike SB Dunk Supreme Stars Hyper Royal
Yeezy 700 Teal Blue
Nike x Nocta Hot Step 2
Asics Gel Flux 4
Nike Dunk Cacao Wow
Alexander McQueen
Jordan 1 Low Canary
Off-White Tee
Air Jordan 1 Low Marina Blue
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Sneakers are where a rep spreadsheet earns its keep. The listings here cover the finds the community actually hauls — Jordan 1s and 4s, Dunks, Yeezy slides and 350s, Sambas, New Balance 550s and 9060s, Asics runners — sourced from the Weidian sellers whose batches keep passing QC. Prices routinely land between $25 and $60 for pairs that retail for five times that.
Two things matter more for shoes than anything else you'll buy: batch and sizing. The same model exists in several qualities from different factories, so open the find, look at the seller's photos, and when your pair reaches the warehouse inspect the QC photos before approving. For sizing, most sellers list EU sizes — check the listing's size chart against a shoe you own rather than guessing your usual US size.
The median find here costs $58. Open a find to see the seller's photos, sizes and price, then press Buy on OrientDig. Before you do, check the QC photos other buyers got for that listing — the find's own page does it for you.
Shoe listings are numbered in European sizing, not US. Measure a pair you own and compare it with the seller's chart before you pick a number.
A batch is a factory version of the same shoe. Higher batches copy materials and shape more accurately and cost more. The listing photos and your QC photos are how you confirm what you're getting.
Most listings use EU sizing and true-to-size fits, but always compare the seller's cm insole chart to a sneaker you already own. When between sizes on chunky models, go up.
A boxed pair weighs roughly 1.2–1.8 kg, which usually lands around $15–30 on an economy line. Shipping several pairs together in one parcel is dramatically cheaper per pair.