"StockX has been promoting for years that its certification process guarantees that the goods sold on its platform are 100% authentic." However, according to the latest developments reported by Footwear News, on August 24, 2023, a judge in the Nike vs. StockX lawsuit has ordered StockX provides information on sellers suspected of selling counterfeit sneakers to Nike. As the Nike v. StockX legal battle continues, recent court documents have revealed that a reseller received 38 pairs of counterfeit Air Jordan 1s from the platform.
The most commonly counterfeit sneaker on StockX is the Nike Dunk Low “Panda.” Taking second place is the adidas Yeezy Slide in Onyx, followed by the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro Low “Reverse Mocha.” Pure’s Yeezy Slide restock also ranks fifth, and fourth is the Air Jordan 1 Retro High “Dark Mocha.”
Are the shoes in the StockX store fake? StockX accused Nike of "obstruction" to divert attention from its alleged wrong doing and of "burying" the resale market by issuing excessive evidence requests.
As Nike's lawsuit against StockX over related trademark infringement and alleged counterfeit goods heads to trial, the two companies are locked in a battle over evidence.