American Eagle Selling Sneakers in Manhattan (Urban Necessities)

Podcast Episode 3 – Why Jeff Staple Upset At American Eagle?

  • March 17, 2019
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On Episode 3 of the Sneaker History Podcast, Nick, Robbie, and Mike discuss the partnership between Urban Necessities and American Eagle that has Jeff Staple upset, to say the least. The partnership basically sidesteps traditional retail channels to use the buzz created by hyped releases like the famous Pigeon Panda Dunks that Jeff designed with Nike SB. You can listen to this episode of the podcast on all of your favorite platforms, including SoundCloud, iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and more, to find out how the guys feel about this unprecedented partnership that has Jordans, SBs, Yeezys and other sneakers at American Eagle.

Also on this episode of the sneaker podcast, we discuss the upcoming Fear of God releases, Jordan Retro releases, and a handful of other sneaker-related topics.

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