8 brand files · 1,711 rows
Brand files on the oopbuy spreadsheet
Each file is built from the rows that actually carry the label, which is why the counts are uneven: Nike has hundreds, Supreme has a few dozen, and pretending otherwise would be marketing rather than indexing.
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- 140NikePrice bands move in predictable steps: GR colourways sit at the bottom, retro runners in the middle, collaborations at t
- 97Louis VuittonLV is a hardware-and-canvas story. The metal is where the money shows; the canvas is where the light shows.
- 40AdidasAdidas is a kit-and-tracksuit brand here, not just a sneaker brand — and kits are bought in sets, which changes the ship
- 30SupremeSupreme stock on the spreadsheet tracks the retail drop calendar. Knowing the season is the whole game.
- 27JordanJordan is the most requested and the most mis-sized line in the whole spreadsheet. Batch letter matters more than store
- 22Fear of GodFear of God lives or dies on fabric weight. A light FOG tee is the single easiest tell in this whole catalogue.
- 20The North FaceThe North Face is the category where a fake is most obvious by weight. A real Nuptse is heavy before you ever open it.
- 20StussyStussy is a print brand. Print method, print size and wash-tag spelling decide whether it reads right in person.
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