Air Jordan 1, 3, 4 and 11 Sealed Sneaker Lot, 60+ Pairs, Mixed Sizes

A sealed Air Jordan lot like this gives a sneaker seller real shelf depth: 60+ new pairs, each in factory packaging, on one pallet. Jordan 1, 3, 4 and 11 are the named models, and newer drops are scattered through the load.

Highlights from this lot

Expect a spread of classic and current silhouettes.

• Jordan 1, 3, 4 and 11 pairs as the named core
• Newer releases and a few collaboration pairs mixed in
• Men’s, women’s and youth sizing together on one pallet
• Factory seals intact on every box

By the numbers

Format: a single pallet carrying 60+ pairs in factory-sealed packaging, all brand new. Size distribution is lumpy, with some sizes appearing a few times and others many more. Grading happens for the lot, not for each pair, so there is no per-model or per-size split. Ask for the category breakdown if you want more detail, and count the boxes against your order on arrival.

Who buys this

Size-driven sellers do best here. Think eBay sellers who list by size, Whatnot hosts running live sneaker shows and Facebook Marketplace sellers serving local shoppers. Retail shops can anchor a footwear wall with it but should plan to top up missing sizes from other stock.

Sell-through tips

• Check seals and box corners at intake, then shoot the box label for every listing.
• Break out collab pairs and list them on their own, then sort the rest by model and size.
• Put youth sizes under kids’ footwear and leave inserts and tags untouched until sale.

Freight and checkout

Freight is already folded into the price you pay, to any country. US drop-offs include liftgate service. Apple Pay, Zelle, Cash App, a card link and bank transfers all work, and the instructions arrive by email after you check out.

Things buyers ask

Do the pairs come in one size?

Not at all: youth, women’s and men’s sizing all appear, so the count per size is lopsided.

Is there a pair-by-pair list?

No. Grading is at lot level, but you can request a category breakdown before buying.