The first sale unloaded roughly 20% to 25% of the Yeezy sneakers that were left stacked up in warehouses.
in October, Adidas said it had sought a way to dispose of 1.2 billion euros worth of the high-end shoes in a responsible way.
Several Jewish civic leaders contacted by The Associated Press said they weren’t planning to buy a pair of Yeezys themselves but to support anti-hate organizations, saying the company is trying to make the best of a bad situation. Ohlmeyer, however, cautioned that the Yeezy contribution was smaller than the number made it seem because it did not include many of the company’s costs.
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