FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget

How are Nike shoes 50% off on Flipkart?

The Nike app barely gives 25% off while price tags on Nike shoes are so low on Flipkart. They do write it’s genuine and the box which comes seems pretty legit too. So how do they sell it for so low?

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MagicalBagel
MagicalBagel

Ah its not genuine, its first copy.

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo28mo

Doubt it. How would Nike allow that? The box looks genuine to me. Although ya the shoe probably not the freshest

GroovyBurrito
GroovyBurrito

I found them not be genuine as well. These sellers throw in some fakes in between the real ones and some people gets scammed. Just like me, my leg hurts, the shoe sole is super hard. Even slippers are more comfortable than these shoes.

SwirlyTaco
SwirlyTaco

VC money Flipkart is running at loss.

SillyBiscuit
SillyBiscuit

The stuff available will fall in 3 categories: i) old inventory clearance ii) inventory which failed some minor quality check
iii) Fake

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo28mo

Makes sense

DizzyDonut
DizzyDonut

Could be similar to brand factory where they used to sell branded clothes at lower price. This was done by selling older models which is sort of clearance sale. Did you verify if the models matched in both Nike site and Flipkart? If not it could be older models at sale

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo28mo

Latest launch wouldn’t be there or at discount but a year back or more have discounts more than Nike. There’s no clearance sale as such. They just sell it at far low cost.

DizzyDonut
DizzyDonut

That's what. They are selling older models at lower price similar to what brand factory used to do or does. They can negotiate discounts for selling older models at discount. Lower margin for Nike but helps them clear inventory and also storage cost of keeping it in warehouses.

DizzyMuffin
DizzyMuffin
Google28mo

maybe they buy in bulk

FluffyNugget
FluffyNugget
Plivo28mo

Could be

SleepyNugget
SleepyNugget
Amazon28mo

Those are some sucky shoes. Look three to four generation old usually.

GigglyWaffle
GigglyWaffle

Alpha (OR) Buys, 99% listings are those only, hardly any MP listings. Though Nike would be moving to MP model very soon discarding OR PAN India

ZippyDumpling
ZippyDumpling

2 ways this can happen.

  1. Small sellers list and sell these items that are slightly damaged, etc.
  2. Large sellers who procure in bulk pass on most of the profit to customers to grow.

You'd probably be able to differentiate with these tags like assured, apporved and what not.

GigglyTaco
GigglyTaco
  1. It's in surplus i.e. rejected, refurbished, quality issues
  2. It's being sold at a loss, or net zero margin by e-comm and/or reseller to fetch customers
  3. It's 1st copy/used
GoofyMochi
GoofyMochi

Actually these are special merchandise units developed specially for online platform. They then do a hi-low pricing on it due the preference for discount in online shopping. You will not find these in offline stores for a price compare.

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