Andrew Rizzo JD Sports just opened a new shopping platform called ReJD; a place for consumers to cop VNDS and reconditioned shoes at huge discounts.
Of course, this isn’t the first sneaker hub of its kind. Brands like Nike and New Balance both have their own re-issued programs, promoting sustainability while offering shoes for far less than their usual MSRP. ReJD is, however, one of the first aftermarket platforms owned by a retailer as opposed to a sneaker brand. As such, its selection is far more broad. It won’t be a hot destination for hyped-up shoes, but rather under-the-radar styles as well as performance and casual footwear like sandals and slides.
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