Chris Burns

Chris B. is the founder of ARCH (art + research, culture - hype) ARCH is a more informative look into sneaker culture. By presenting information about the business of sportswear through marketing analysis, updates on stock prices and introductions to new brands and styles, the site is easily distinguished from the everyday site only giving you release dates. You can follow me on Twitter @archbyccb or YouTube @archbyccb.

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Game Of Thrones, The Resellers-It’s Kill Or Be Devoured

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Originally posted on Housakicks Most revolutions were birthed with humble beginnings and a genuine heart; after the revolution comes the era of prosperity. And it’s usually in the time of prosperity that trouble begins and soon after, everything collapses. The sneaker reselling industry was once ruled by only a few renown shops; at the time flightclub was the…

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Sneaker Brands Ought To Learn A Thing Or Two From The Professor & Burger King

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Originally posted on Housakicks Even Burger King gets it, quite an interesting way to start a sentence right. Some of you are probably thinking: What in the world is he talking about referring to Burger King? So let me elaborate on it. Yesterday, while checking my Facebook feed I  came across former And1 legend Grayson Boucher aka the Professor‘s video, and…

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Insider Ties Ep. 62: What’s Behind The Layoffs At Nike?

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  I start this episode off with a few stories from the week on AHN. 0:25 Lil Buck In The Flyknit Banned 1 | The Music Though… http://www.arch-usa.com/lil-buck-in-t… 1:13 adidas Originals Tubular Rise is the best YZY Inspired adidas to date http://www.arch-usa.com/adidas-origin… 2:13 Why the adidas Originals EQT Refill Pack is Important http://www.arch-usa.com/why-the-adida… 2:49 The…

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The Air Jordan 11 Midnight Navy To Release Sooner, Why?

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Originally posted on Housakicks I’m no longer interested in looking at sneakers from a consumer perspective. Whether it be sneakers, electronics, household items, etc, the smart consumer must understand that these big corporations and brands actually hire psychologists to study the stimuli behind our buying habits. All this in order to find ways to generate more…

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