



These days, Flight Club officially opened up its largest venue in its storied existence. Flight Club is additional than just a sneaker consignment shop; it is a curator within the sneakerhead culture and earns no less than some of the credit for evolving a cult-like sub-culture into a mainstream fashion phenomenon. The moment you open the double-wide glass doors, you’re instantly hit using a daunting wall of sneakers, every pair categorized with faultless effort, collectively performing their ideal to mimic the wall of a fortress that spans the largest wall with the whole space. Over 1,300 pairs of Converse, Euro-release-only New Balances, the rarest Air Maxes, the crispest Air Jordans, and probably the most celebrated Nike SBs line the proud brick wall; honestly, it is rather overwhelming once you step in but within seconds you may comprehend that you’ve been consumed by the museum-ready display and also knowledgeable staff – there’s no option but to succumb and indulge your self in the ultimate sneakerhead knowledge. Opposite the sneakers is by far the most impressive wall of New Era and Mitchell & Ness fitted hats, set up battleship-grid style. Flight Club Broadway is now the one and only hub for the rarest kicks in all the world; its Nassau St. and Lafayette St. locations no longer remain plus the Greene St. spot houses the used kicks as well as vintage apparel and gear. Flight Club Broadway is now officially open so be sure to stop in.




















































