Sneakers are the largest section here — 800 pairs, Rs 1,499 to Rs 12,500. Most sit between Rs 4,000 and Rs 8,600, median Rs 6,600. Each listing is one pair, photographed rather than illustrated.
What wear matters on a second-hand sneaker?
Most sneaker wear is cosmetic and permanent rather than structural. Creasing across the toe box happens to every pair within weeks of new and never comes out — it tells you the shoe was worn, not that it is finished. Midsole yellowing is oxidation, a chemical reaction with air and light, and it affects the look and nothing else.
What actually ends a sneaker is separation where the upper meets the sole, and a heel counter that has collapsed inward so the shoe no longer holds your heel straight. Both show clearly in photographs. Check the back of the heel in the pictures and look for a straight, upright line.
Which labels come up most?
Nike · Adidas · Puma · Skechers, and 110 other labels. All pre-owned and genuine — never replicas, never new stock passed off as sneakers.
How condition is graded
Four grades, no overlap between the bands:
- Excellent — 80–89%, 476 pairs
- Premium — 90–100%, 130 pairs
- Very Good — 70–79%, 110 pairs
- Good — 60–69%, 20 pairs
The grade is shorthand for what the pictures already show. New to this? The buying guide covers what the grades mean and how to spot a fake before you pay.
Working out your size
The widest choice is at EU 44, EU 42, EU 40. Every pair here exists in one size only, so the number is worth settling before you order rather than after: the conversion chart and calculator covers EU, UK, PK, USA and centimetres, and brands sit up to half a size apart at the same EU stamp.
Delivery, payment and returns
Payment is cash on delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Orders move in three to five working days once processed, and there is a 7-day return window. If a pair turns out not to be original, or arrives damaged, the refund is full and the shipping is ours.