Chinese Shoe Vendors Get Popular With 100 Pairs Of YEEZY Before Sale.

Over the years, more and more young shoe vendors have appeared in foreign countries. They have started to operate tens of thousands of dollars at an early age.

Business involves wearing endless shoes and making money.

Foreign fat Sneaker Don shoes home road let everyone feel very satisfied

Before Sneaker Don received everyone, Chase 'Sneaker' Reed, also known as the first American shoe pawnshop Sneaker Pawn, as a 16 year old, was known by some business commentators as "the teenager in the face of Wall Street."

Although the "shoe vendor" is always criticized by sneakerhead critics, these young shoe dealers rely on the experience of "young age to fight". Though they say so much, they attract many fans.

The latest appearance is the Chinese face Allen Kuo, who claims to be not sneakerhead. He has 200 pairs of Adidas YEEZY Boost 350 and 100 double 750 for making money.

In this age when everyone wanted to sell shoes, "all the shoes vendors", hundreds of pairs of shoes were not surprising, but the 20 year old Chinese American Allen Kuo had already got 100 pairs before the sale of Adidas YEEZY Boost Light Grey. This "miracle" made him the focus of North American shoe circles.

"Early arrival", "large volume", "Asian face", these keywords make Allen quickly jump red.

20 years old can make business so big, how did Allen do it?

"If you are afraid of money, you can't make money."

A 20 year old Chinese shoe vendor earning 6 figures.

Allen Kuo, a Chinese American, discovered the opportunity to sell shoes and make money by chance.

In recent years, Allen has made a profit of 6 digits dollars by buying shoes. Originally he was a student, so he decided to suspend his studies and start his own shoes shop.

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Does he like sneakers?

Allen Kuo itself is not a Sneaker Head who loves sports shoes. The reason why he watches shoes is because of his middle school classmates. "He knows I'm crazy about making money, so he took me to see Jordan.

"At that time, Allen discovered that maybe it could make money.

So in 2012, Allen Kuo, who felt that his shoes could turn around for sale, began selling sports shoes.

Allen's first pair of sneakers are AJ6 'Olympic'.

Allen Kuo says that his life is to get lessons and deal with business every day, and shoes are just a tool for him to make money.

Usually his clothes are also simple Tee+.

Plus a pair of running shoes, who think that they are not fans of sneakers, so wearing a pair of Jordan is a silly thing to show off.

(although his "running shoes" are YEEZY 350)

How to make a fortune?

Now Allen Kuo has its own online shopping website, which is not limited to sports shoes.

Allen Kuo repeatedly stressed that he likes to make money in interviews. Before he sold his sneakers, the first commodity he sold was NIKE elite basketball stockings.

Allen claims to be able to get the "wholesale price" below the original price at a merchant or supplier, buying 6 and 30 percent off of the purchase price, and then selling it at a price of 4 times the price, and a pair of socks can earn 16 dollars.

Allen Kuo sold socks at the earliest time.

"A lot of people laugh at me and say," Why are you selling socks? "But I didn't pay attention to it. I went on. This thing can make money. Why don't I sell it?

Started from socks, and then sold the first pair of AJ6 in life, Allen Kuo began to earn money by putting shoes on the LA solid shoe store Sole Stage consignment, and after a while, the employees who were referred to as shops could not get a response.

The picture shows Sole Stage shoe store.

He failed to join Sole Stage's Allen, removed his consignment shoes, and started her own eBay shop, and now developed into his own shopping website.

(but what is interesting is that the interview video of Allen Kuo was taken in Sole Stage, and those YEEZY Boost 750 were also on Sole Stage.

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The members of the Losangeles Galaxy football team also seem to be Allen's customers.

At the beginning, shoes were not understood by family members. As the business grew bigger and bigger, Allen Kuo gradually persuaded his family, and interrupted his studies that he was not interested in, and began his full-time business.

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What is the source of his goods?

Allen Kuo did not disclose much. It only indicated that there were different suppliers in different parts of the country.

In addition, he also has three investors, who co invest in business, and he is responsible for the operation, and the profits are divided equally. Because the business is done very large, they usually do not need to deposit money, so they can drink suppliers directly.

Allen and DJ Mustard seem to be very friendly. (you hear the hiphop songs starting with "Mustard on the beat" are made by DJ Mustard).

Can he tell the true and false shoes?

In the process of buying and selling sneakers, Allen also met with fake shoes. The probability is that there will be a pair of fake in every 15 pairs.

And asked whether he could tell the truth from the false, Allen said he could tell by the way he heard it, and found shoes in the paction, and then refund.

"No one is willing to run the risk of an account, and supply him for a long time."

Question of authorize power: is he really so "material"?

Allen Kuo (right two sitting) because YEEZY Boost 750 "World War I became famous" experience is too magical, but also questioned.

With the price of YEEZY Boost 750 "Light Grey" falling all the way, the public's attention to Allen Kuo also began to decrease.

Just yesterday, HYPEBEAST thought that the edited "Staff" editor sent an article which was allegedly written by DEFY.NEW YORK editor Scott Ferderick. The article referred to the loopholes in the interview content of Allen Kuo, and implied that Allen Kuo was selling fake:

1. Allen Kuo mentioned that it is impossible to get the wholesale price of NIKE Elite Sock because it buys too much.

2. Allen Kuo claims to be able to get 100 pairs of YEEZY Boost 750 before the sale, but in the view of the author, Adidas now controls the production and retail links of sneakers very hardly.

3. Allen Kuo mentioned that inventory is being cleaned up, and that some running shoes will be bought in the long run, and there will be a steady supply of goods that can be purchased at below the selling price.

Although there are certain problems in brands and stores, no employees are willing to risk long-term supply.

In the face of such doubts, Allen Kuo responded with a violent temper on Instagram, saying that the original author did not understand the market at all.

The original article also has many comments supporting Allen Kuo, which shows that he is too big business and clearly shows that he does not love sneakers, which has caused the "elders" in the shoes circle.

Above all, a guy says, "you are jealous, so we talk nonsense about Allen", and then some people respond to it and say something else that they know.

Because of this incident, the first person mentioned in the first place, the 16 year old Chace Sneaker Reed, who opened a shoe store in New York, was also pulled out, saying that the shop was not running by him at all. He was only the boss in the name of the team behind the scenes. In fact, everything was his father Troy doing exercises, and their shoes and pawnshops were also tax evasion and arrears of wages.

But the shop team clearly denied that the matter seemed to have disappeared after that.

Chace (right) and dad Troy (left)

Look at the matter of Allen Kuo today. HB has deleted the articles at the time of the deadline, and Allen Kuo has no further clarification and statement.

From this young shoe dealer's fame to being questioned, everyone's attitude towards him is mostly supported.

I remember a former famous basketball shoe culture circle in the country who told me that he actually understood the existence of shoe vendors because the existence of shoe vendors also promoted the development of sports shoes culture to a certain extent.

And friends around them are more complaining, because the existence of shoe vendors, many favorite shoes prices are more and more expensive, and even some friends hate dealers.

Many friends hoped that the dealers would explode when they bought lots of sports shoes.

Many of my friends are also selling sports shoes. Sometimes I appreciate that they can help me find the sneakers that I want to buy, but sometimes I hear my offer, but I just want to break up in my mind. I can only say that my attitude is to remain neutral and love and hate them.