Sneakers
Rare pairs, checked
before you pay.
The box matches. The stitching checks out. It's the pair it claims to be — before you send a stranger real money for something that fits in a shoebox.
Why this matters
A real market with real fraud risk
$99.1B
Global sneaker market, 2025
400–1,200%
Typical resale markup on hyped releases
#1
Replica pairs are the top fraud vector in sneaker resale
What gets checked
Every verification includes
✓Box label captured and matched — style code, size, colorway
✓Stitching and construction detail photographed up close
✓Interior tongue tag and insole branding captured
✓Full pair photographed from multiple angles, including soles
✓Seller ID confirmed against name on any purchase documentation
✓Item confirmed present at the stated location
Where it matters most
Where fraud actually happens with sneakers
Box Swaps
A real box paired with a fake shoe (or vice versa) is common. We photograph box and shoe together so the pairing itself is documented.
Stitching & Materials
Replicas often get stitching patterns and material texture close but not exact. We capture close-up detail specific to the model.
Size Tag Mismatch
A size tag that doesn't match the listed size, or doesn't match the shoe's actual construction, is a common red flag we document.
Ready to send Vinny?
Digital verification starts at $49. In-person verification with a Certified Verifier available starting at $299 for high-value pairs.
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