Yo, thanks for all the insights, y’all! I’ve been digging into the definition of deadstock more, and it’s def more nuanced than I thought.
I checked out StockX and GOAT like some of y’all suggested, and wow—there’s so much cool stuff. I’m kinda obsessed with the idea of owning something rare and untouched now.
But I’m still curious—how do y’all feel about the sustainability angle? Like, is deadstock really helping the environment, or is it just a marketing thing? Let me know!
I checked out StockX and GOAT like some of y’all suggested, and wow—there’s so much cool stuff. I’m kinda obsessed with the idea of owning something rare and untouched now.
But I’m still curious—how do y’all feel about the sustainability angle? Like, is deadstock really helping the environment, or is it just a marketing thing? Let me know!