Shoppers are racing to Kmart to pick up $25 of $270 Nike sneakers: I need them
- Kmart sells a $25 pair of the sneakers in two colors
- Customers claim they were ‘scammed’ out of $270 Nike Low Cut Pandas
A customer discovered a ‘trick’ of a popular $270 pair of Nike sneakers for just $25 at Kmart — sending fashionistas into a frenzy.
These affordable tennis shoes from Kmart look remarkably similar to the Nike Low Cut Pandas, as they both feature perforated details on the front, laces, and a two-tone design.
Shopper Jorga was stunned after discovering the purchase in the stores and shared the discovery.
“I found a Kmart Dupe,” she captioned A video It was shared on TikTok, which has been viewed over 324,000 times.
Kmart’s new tennis shoe (pictured) is said to be a “trick” of the Nike Low Cut Pandas
Both feature perforated detailing at the front, lace-up, and a two-tone design (Kmart shoes pictured).
Thousands on TikTok were amazed at the great value of the Kmart shoes — which are available in black and white or blue and white.
One commented, “They actually love looking good,” and another joked, “Just stick a Nike tag on them.”
A third added, “If you walk fast enough, no one will notice.”
Another said “I bought a pair and drew a Nike for my sisters girlfriends birthday gift…cheapest dunks ever.”
One person also called Kmart a “Dupemart” due to the number of “scam” products available.
In Australia, the popular Nike Dunk Low Panda shoes start at $270 (pictured)
This isn’t the first time shoppers have noticed a hoax on Kmart shelves.
Earlier this month, fashionistas spotted the $2.50 version of Cartier’s diamond-encrusted bracelet—which ranges from $7,500 to $30,000.
The French luxury group sells a version in yellow gold and diamonds ($26,900) and white gold and diamonds ($28,800).
Kmart has launched affordable versions of both the items now in stores and online that come as a two-pack ($5) with a lobster strap chain bracelet.
However, the $2.50 bracelets have a hinge closure while the Cartier bracelets need to be secured to your wrist with a screwdriver.
Earlier this month, fashionistas spotted the $2.50 version of Cartier’s diamond-encrusted bracelet—which ranges from $7,500 to $30,000.
The French luxury collection sells a version in yellow gold and diamonds ($26,900) and white gold and diamonds ($28,800).
Another major difference is that Kmart bracelets have prominent gemstones instead of embedded diamonds.
Kmart uses zinc alloy, copper, iron, plastic and glass to make bracelets.
Many shoppers claim that the pieces of jewelry look identical from afar, and that they can hardly tell the difference.
Amy, from Victoria, said on social media: ‘Come on to Kmart for this $2.50 Replica Cartier.
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