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Air Jordan 6 Carmine| How Many Pairs Possibly Made, Resell & Where To Buy? #carmine6
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Feb 19, 2025
Buy it now, see link below https://bit.ly/39ZvOQP The Air Jordan 6 Carmine is officially releasing on February the 13th and will retail for $200. The colorway was originally introduced in 1991 after Michael Jordan captured his very first NBA title with the Chicago Bulls. He wore the Carmine 6 on during the ring ceremony night on November 1st of 1991. The Jordan 6 silhouette was inspired by MJ’s love for German sports cars; this particular colorway is highly coveted in the sneaker community. After its first appearance in 1991, the shoe made a return in 2008 with the CDP ( Countdown package) and in 2014 as well. Both the 2008 and 2014 edition featured a jumpman on the back. With the 2021 Jordan 6 Carmine, Nike went back to the roots and the heel will now be adorned with the “Nike Air” text and swoosh logo on the back. Today we’ll try to figure out how many pairs of the shoe could be possibly made and its resale value.
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Yeah, what's going on guys? This is Taiba Hasa Kix.com and this morning we're going to talk about the Air Jordan 6 car mine
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Now the car mine came out originally in 1991 and then he made a comeback in 2008 as a CDP account down package and then in 2014
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Now both the 2008 and the 2014 version had the Jumpman logo on the back
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Now with the 2021 edition, Nike went back to the original with the Nike Air logo
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So I'm going to show you a quick video here that I've concocted and then we're going to talk about how many
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were made and then reset. thing we do is always we want to know who's getting the shoe and basically is the
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stockists so let's do that so for the stockist we have on the major chains and
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we have the minor chains so for the major retailers we have food action
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Foot locker champs and that's going to be in stores and online. And then we also have East Bay
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online only, finish line, JD Sports and Hibbert. Now for the smaller chains like DTLR
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we have DTLR, Jimmy Jaws, Ebrance, City Gear, Shake Shoals, Shoe Palace, Shoe City Snipes
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Now I didn't mention the boutiques here because their numbers will be insignificant as far as like
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our estimates are concerned, so we're not going to waste too much time on there. So we're not going to do that
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So the next thing we want to do is we want to set up our So the assumption is pretty much we're going to go with the following
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So we're going to give Foot Locker, Foot Action, in terms about a third of the total production Because Foot Locker has had a long relationship with Nike so they always going to get first dibs and then we going to talk about we going to
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assign a third to the remaining major and minor chains that means finish line and all the other
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people are going to get a third and then Nike may also get a third or something like that or
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maybe 20 percent we don't know so and then we're going to add the following assumptions
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and we're going to give FootLugger 24 pairs food action and champs we're going to give
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then 12 per store and then for their online allocation we're going to assign them a third of the total
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the physical stores are receiving and then east way is going to get a third of the third from all the
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online allocation so that's what we're going to do and then hassle hoops locations we're going to
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give hassle hoops like 70 per per location because hassle hoops they are like the marquee
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they actually almost like they get a lot more because they are more
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exclusive okay so we're gonna give them 70 now for the numbers it's pretty straightforward
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for full locker it's gonna be 8 30 times 24 because 830 in the sense that there's like a
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thousand foot locker stalls in the USA so you take away the 170 from on the house of
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hoops you get 830 left so 830 times 24 that's what we get and then for a full house of hoop we do
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170 times 70 we get this number that you see on the screen and then we're gonna do the same
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for full action and we're going to do the same for champs and I'm going to repeat
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these numbers you can see them on my screen and then at the end we're going to add all these two all these numbers together and then we're going to divide it by three
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to get the online allocation and we got that and then for East Bay we're going to
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take this and we're going to divide it by three based on our assumptions and then
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for the total we're going to add all these numbers together which I came up with
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60,141 pair and I stretched that number to 64,000 so it again we established at the beginning that this was a third of the entire production for the
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USA so the grand total will be 64 times 3 which is 192 so i stretch that number to like 200 just to be safe okay now for the entire global production I would say it going to be anywhere between 200 pairs and 400 pairs
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Because I'm going to stretch it. I'm assuming that the USA is probably going to get like a half of the entire production
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So if you times that number by 2, you get 400,000. So I'm thinking production worldwide would be anywhere between 200K and 400K
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Remember, Nike is going to capitalize on these big times. So they're going to make as many as they can make
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now again I gotta give you my disclaimer I don't work for the brains or I don't work for
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any of these people I don't have their numbers I don't have access to any data so basically what
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I do is I create these assumptions to give you a picture of what the reality might be so take
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these numbers with a grain of salt this is not true so I'm just giving you a picture of the reality
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so you know that all right so now let's talk about resale so to talk resale we're going to
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go back to my site and I'm going to show you a graph that I create a
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real quick there's always two things to talk about when we do resale the first
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thing is we want to do resale versus time now as you can see this is between
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Friday and this morning okay this morning is not done today is not done yet so we're
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not gonna take this is kind of a little bit not too accurate but what I'll say
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is this if you can see for the first on three days the shoe pretty much
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maintained a $300 value is between 300 and 310 and then this Monday morning
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since I'm just collecting data is only two So don't take this too seriously
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So what I would say, what I would say to use this, the shoe is going to resell anywhere between
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$280 and $300 based on the size you get and we're going to see that in a little bit
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Okay. So for the sizing, if you look here, I want to do the breakdown by size
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If you see, this is from size 7 to size 14. Now the one that I put in gold are the sizes that are yielding to the highest margins
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You can see that size 7 recorded a lowest value as 274
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but anything else like between seven and a half to like 10 and a half is between 280 and 300 as I
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predicted earlier now if you go to the larger sizes like size 11 to 14 you can see that is a major
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increase there again they go to three between 320 and 352 that because the size 14 is more is really scarce so that means if you get your hand on that size you probably going to get a lot more money for it so what I going to do is I going to go back to my presentation
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I'm going to show you exactly what kind of profits you're looking at okay so let's do
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that now so for for resale by size like I said earlier size 11 through 14 are recording the highest
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range between 312 and 352 so if you get any size 11 or 14 you're going to be getting back
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312 between 312 or 352 that is not your profit this is just your your revenue for now we're
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going to talk about profit in the minute now size 7 and 1 half to 10 and half is between 280 and
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300 which is basically average okay now the size with the lowest return was 7 at 274 so the
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shoe sells for $200 and after tax is 212 So what you can expect if you get a size 11 or 14 is your profit is going to be anywhere between $70 and $100
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But overall, for any sizes, most profit are going to range between $40 and $100
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So your profit margin, if you get any size, you're going to be anywhere between $40 and $100
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This is all depending on the size that you acquire, especially the larger sizes are going to yield to more profit
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But overall, profit is going between $40 and $100. the shoe is going to sell out that's not even a question it's going to sell automatically like
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it's going to sell out people want it so they're going to get it okay and your markup is anywhere
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between 19% and 51% now if you want the shoe and you want to buy it now i'll have a link for you in
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the description be sure to check that out because i'll have a place for you where you can actually
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buy it now if you don't want to do the line or you want to do none of that stuff now if you want
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to buy from the retailers again i will have a link for you in the description be sure to check that
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again this is it for today and if you have any questions and anything you want me
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to work on any shoes specifically please don't hesitate and send me a comment
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and I'll do that okay again if this kind of information is helpful to you please
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like the comment like the the video and share with your which of your friends or
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your peers again thanks for watching this is Type from Master Kicks and stay tuned for most stuff
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