Original Nike shoes are expensive in Pakistan, and for good reason: they are imported, so duties, taxes and the exchange rate all land in the final price. Prices also vary a lot by model, retailer and season, so always check a current price at an official store before comparing.
Why Nike prices are high in Pakistan
- Imported stock, with customs duties and taxes
- Exchange-rate movements against the dollar
- Limited sizes and colourways locally
- Strong demand for popular models like the Air Force 1, Air Jordan 1 and Air Max
Where preloved fits in
A preloved pair gives you the same silhouette at a lower price because the first owner has already paid for the newness. At Shanasa, pairs range from about Rs. 1,200 to Rs. 14,000 depending on the model and the condition grade.
How the grade changes the price
- Grade A+ and A: closest to new, priced highest
- Grade B: light honest wear, typically well below retail
- Grade C and D: visible wear, priced low and labelled plainly
Read the full breakdown on our condition grading page.
The fake risk
A price that looks too good to be true is often a counterfeit. Before you buy, read how to spot fake sneakers. Our own checks cover tags, stitching and date codes on every branded pair.
Popular preloved Nike pairs
See our guides to the Nike Air Force 1 and Air Jordan 1, or browse all shoes and trending pairs.