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3 Ways to Find Model Numbers on Nike Shoes

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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Introduction:

As a brand with various designs, styles and collaborations, it can be confusing to identify the specific model number of a Nike shoe. Whether you’re trying to verify authenticity or looking to buy or sell online, knowing the model number ensures that you have the correct product. In this article, we will discuss three ways to find the model number on Nike shoes.

1. Check the Tag Inside the Shoe:

One of the most common ways to locate the model number on Nike shoes is to check the tag inside. The tag is usually found on the tongue, side, or heel of the shoe and contains useful information.
To identify the model number, look for a nine-digit code that typically starts with an “8” or “9”. These codes are often separated by hyphens or slashes, for example: 123456-789 or 123456/789. The first six digits represent the style code, while the last three digits denote the color code.

2. Examine the Box Label:

Another reliable method to find your Nike shoe model number is by examining its box label. The box label contains essential information about your shoes, including size, colorway, and manufacturing date.
You should see two sets of nine-digit codes on the box label – one represents the Manufacturer’s SKU (Stock Keeping Unit), and another is your specific shoe’s model number that matches with your Nike shoe tag. Be sure to cross-check both numbers to ensure accuracy.

3. Visit the Official Nike Website or use Sneaker App Resources:

If you don’t have access to your shoe’s box or if it doesn’t provide clear information, try using online resources for guidance. Search for your specific pair on Nike’s official website using keywords (for example: “Nike Air Force 1”).
Alternatively, you can use sneaker-centric websites and apps – like Goat, StockX or Sneaker Database – to locate your Nike shoe model number. These platforms contain extensive databases of Nike sneakers and can readily provide you with the needed information.

Conclusion:

Familiarizing yourself with these three methods is a sure-fire way to find your Nike shoe model number. Keep this guide handy when looking to buy, sell or authenticate your Nike shoes, and stay one step ahead with accurate knowledge about your collection.

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