There are a couple of industry favourites when it comes to sneaker resale sites, and one of them is, without a doubt, StockX.

You’ll learn if they sell more than just shoes, how StockX actually works, the secret to their low prices and much more. Related: OK, Wait—Is Temu Legit? StockX may be known as a Sneakerverse ...

Found in 2015 by Josh Luber, StockX is a self-proclaimed "stock market of things." The website makes buying things like sneakers, streetwear, watches, and designer handbags safe and secure by ...

Detroit-based StockX is expanding with partnerships with the Detroit Pistons and WalMart and is looking to grow in Europe, ...

It’s fall and that doesn’t mean it’s time to put your sneakers away. It just means you can broaden your horizons and wear ...

The shoes will still go through StockX's rigorous authentication process before they arrive at the final destination, but there will also be pre-verified pairs available on the site. According to ...

Featuring grippy outsoles and specialized tread patterns, the best non-slip shoes keep you steady on your feet, indoors and ...

StockX will also be featured during one of the team’s bobblehead nights this season. The StockX logo will also be displayed ...

The performance basketball shoes now have an average resale price of $642 on StockX. Although the Nike Kobe 11 is over eight years old, its technology still holds up. The shoe features a Flyknit ...

As it's broadening its reach, what StockX wants consumers to know is that while the brand's name likely conjures up an image of a limited-edition sneaker, it verifies everything from other types ...