These Apple-designed sneakers just sold for nearly $10,000 at auction. Here's the history behind the rare shoes.
Some want vintage Apple merch made for employees — and they're willing to pay for it. A pair of sneakers designed exclusively for Apple employees in the mid-1990s just sold for nearly $10,000,The expensive sneakers are only the latest sale in Apple's long history of exclusive and sought-after merch.
Apple T-shirts have long been collectors' items. In the 1980s, Apple had a company store for employees, closed to the public, where it sold merch with different logos and slogans. Many became highly coveted, as fewer than 100 shirts of some designs were produced.
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