These sneakers have exploded on the resale market and each grown in value by more than 2,000%

Retail price: $1,140

Current value: $30,000

Value increase: 2,532%

This pink and grey sneaker is the most popular colorway for these high-tops from Kanye West and Louis Vuitton. This pair was named the overall most valuable sneaker on Farfetch's sneaker list.

Retail price: $150

Current value: $4,000

Value increase: 2,567%

This white sneaker was an iteration designed to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Nike's Air Force 1. Off-White's Virgil Abloh created these sneakers, which were released in 2017.

Retail price: $180

Current value: $5,000

Value increase: 2,678%

Kanye West and Japanese streetwear brand A Bathing Ape collaborated in 2006 to release a sneaker for the Bapesta line. This pair appreciated 2,678% in value, which was more than the value increase for any other models from the brand.

Retail price: $190

Current value: $6,000

Value increase: 3,058%

This pair of Air Jordans is a revamp of the classic shoe. It's part of The Ten, the Nike x Off-White collection, and features a red and black colorway and a red zip tie.

Retail price: $150

Current value: $4,999

Value increase: 3,233%

Born from a collaboration between Nike and Dutch artist Parra, this distinct sneaker was first released in 2005.

Retail price: $225

Current value: $8,000

Value increase: 3,456%

Kanye West's second collaboration with Nike yielded the Air Yeezy 2 collection, which included this solar red colorway released in 2012.

Retail price: $225

Current value: $8,400

Value increase: 3,633%

Also from Kanye West's Air Yeezy 2 collection, this red colorway was released two years after the line dropped and sold out just minutes after it was released.

Retail price: $150

Current value: $5,850

Value increase: 3,800%

With Flyknit and Lunarlon technology, these sneakers were part of an exclusive release in Milan and London in 2012 and were an addition to the HTM line.

Retail price: $120

Current value: $5,000

Value increase: 4,067%

These eye-catching sneakers have appreciated in value the most over time. They feature materials and patterns from previous Nike SB models.

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