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AF1 – Air Force 1
AM - Air Max, eg AM1 = Air Max 1, AM90 = Air Max 90, AM95 = Air Max 95, etc
AJ - Air Jordan
B-Grade – Factory seconds, usually stamped as a “B” grade shoe on the inside shoe tag.
BIN – Buy It Now.
CG – Cool Greys, commonly used to describe the ‘cool grey’ Jordan releases.
DMP - Defining Moments Pack (Special Jordan release)
DS - Deadstock. Shoes never worn still in original box with the tissue.
Deadstocking – Buying sneakers with the intention to save and never wear.
Ekin - Nike spelt backwards. Refers to either a person who knows Nike backwards and forwards, or a tech rep for Nike
FCNY / FCLA – Popular sneaker consignment store. Stores located in NY, Toyko and LA. Plenty of vintage and limited edition kicks.
F&F - Friends & Family, where a shoe release or discount is only distributed to friends and families of the company.
FS - For Sale
FSR – Full Size Run
FT - For Trade
Grails/Holy Grails - A person’s most sought after shoe, EVER.
GR - General Release
HTM – A Nike design trifecta/powerhouse of Hiroshi Fujiwara, Tinker Hatfield and Mark Parker, used for special releases.
Hyperstrike – Exclusive Nike release of a limited sneaker in double digit numbers only.
ID’s – Refer to Nike ID shoes
ISS - The official Sole Collector Magazine Forums
Jay’s – Jordans
JB - Jordan Brand
Maxes – Another slang term for Nike’s Air Maxs.
NB - New Balance shoe brand.
NIB – New In Box.
NT – Nike Talk.
NWT – New With Tags.
OBO – Or Best Offer.
OG – Original sneakers.
P-Rods – Paul Rodriguez Pro model by Nike SB.
PYS – Pickyourshoes.com, popular online sneaker shop.
PE - Players Edition exclusive.
QS – abbreviation for Quickstrike.
Quickstrike – Limited Nike release.
Retro – An original sneaker which Nike re releases to the public.
SE – Special Edition.
Tier 0 – Special Nike Accounts issued to exclusive stores worldwide who receive special releases.
TTS – True To Size
Uptowns – Air Force Ones
Variants – Fakes produced by unauthorized factories.
WTB – Wanted To Buy.
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