StockX Partners with Doja Cat and Skechers for Early Release of Doja’Lite Sneakers

StockX Partners with Doja Cat and Skechers for Early Release of Doja'Lite Sneakers

StockX, the renowned online marketplace, has teamed up with global artist Doja Cat and footwear brand Skechers for an exclusive pre-release of the Skechers x Doja Cat Doja’Lite sneakers. This limited-run drop will be available exclusively on StockX starting September 21st at 12:00 PM ET, priced at $125 USD. The wider release on Skechers is scheduled for September 28th.

“Starting September 21st at 12:00 PM, you can grab a pair of my new Skechers Doja’Lite sneakers on StockX while listening to my new album Scarlet,” Doja Cat said. “I am excited to share part of my world with my fans.”

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The Doja’Lite sneakers combine the heritage Skechers upper with a modern, rugged bottom, using high-quality materials and colors curated by Doja Cat herself. The capsule collection features unique details such as translucent pearlized or marbleized metallic lugged outsoles, along with premium leathers, including snake-embossed patent or genuine suede. For the StockX pre-release, two colorways from the Doja’Lite collection will be available: black and white.

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Deena Bahri, CMO at StockX added, “As the marketplace for current culture, StockX is committed to providing access to of-the-moment products, artists, and trends. Today’s consumer continues to lean into the nostalgia trend and we couldn’t be more excited to partner with Skechers — a brand with a rich history of conversation-driving collaborations — to help release a product that not only draws inspiration from the recently revived Y2K aesthetic, but also pulls at the heartstrings of those of us who grew up wearing the Skechers D’Lites of the early aughts.”

Sneaker enthusiasts and Doja Cat fans alike can secure their pair of these exclusive kicks through StockX, offering a one-week head start before the wider release. Don’t miss the chance to step up your sneaker game with this unique collaboration.

You can see the sneaker below.

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Nike Legal Case Reveals Stockx Sold 38 Pairs of Fake Jordan 1’s

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At the end of last year, Nike sued Stockx, the reseller platform, for allegedly selling counterfeit sneakers and having an unreliable authentication process. As the suit continues to be underway, it has been revealed that a reseller once received 38 pairs of fake Air Jordan 1s from StockX. 

According to Nice Kicks, they exclusively spoke to the reseller involved in the Nike vs. StockX case. He bought many University Blue, Mocha, and Hyper Royal Jordan 1s on StockX when the price had dropped with the intent of holding and flipping later. However, it turned out that 38 of them were fake.” The court document reveals that StockX had “authenticated” the shoes. An exciting fact is that since the scandal in November 2022, the company has removed the word “authenticated” from its site. Following the claim that the sneakers were fake, Nike visited the reseller and confirmed that 38 pairs of sneakers received by the customer from StockX had indeed been fake.

StockX released the following statement, “We take customer protection extremely seriously, and we’ve invested millions to fight the proliferation of counterfeit products that virtually every global marketplace faces today. Nike’s latest filing is not only baseless but also is curious given that their own brand protection team has communicated confidence in our authentication program, and that hundreds of Nike employees – including current senior executives – use StockX to buy and sell products. This latest tactic amounts to nothing more than a panicked and desperate attempt to resuscitate its losing legal case against our innovative Vault NFT program that revolutionizes the way that consumers can buy, store, and sell collectibles safely, efficiently, and sustainably. Nike’s challenge has no merit and clearly demonstrates their lack of understanding of the modern marketplace.”

StockX has since accepted the reseller’s returns and provided a full refund. The litigation between the two companies is still underway. 

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