StockX Sales Surge for Vans, Gymshark and Alo Yoga

StockX's 2026 Big Facts report shows resale demand rising sharply for several apparel and footwear brands.

Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Accessories

StockX Sales Surge for Vans, Gymshark and Alo Yoga

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StockX reported that Vans recorded a 301% increase in sales on the platform in 2026, while Gymshark sales rose 151% and Alo Yoga recorded growth of more than 6,000%. The findings are drawn from the platform's Big Facts: 2026 Trends report, which covers global sales from January to October.

Why it matters

The figures suggest that resale marketplaces are becoming a meaningful barometer of brand demand in athleisure and streetwear. For shoppers, rising resale prices can make sought-after pieces harder and more expensive to buy at retail value.

StockX's Big Facts: 2026 Trends report tracked global platform sales from January to October, showing Vans sales up 301% and its Satoshi Nakamoto Round Lucky Charm averaging $656 in resale. Vale Forever generated $1.6 million in StockX sales in 2026, while the report does not indicate whether these gains will persist into 2027.

The players

StockX

StockX is a online resale marketplace for sneakers, streetwear and collectibles that publishes periodic market reports on buyer and seller trends.

The details

Vans average resale prices climbed 49% on StockX in 2026, and the brand reached No. 22 in the platform's top search terms in the third quarter. Mixed Emotion's growth was driven by demand for its rhinestone hoodies, and Vale Forever became StockX's fifth-largest apparel brand in October.

Timeline

  1. January to October 2026: period of global StockX sales covered by the report.

  2. Third quarter 2026: search data period in which Vans reached No. 22 in top searches.

  3. October 2026: Vale Forever becomes StockX's fifth-largest apparel brand.

Culture Shift

The 2026 StockX report extends its annual Big Facts trend reporting, which has tracked resale demand for sneakers, now showing apparel brands such as Gymshark and Alo Yoga growing faster than traditional footwear like Jordan, which rose 8%. This points to athleisure and fashion accessories increasingly driving secondary-market activity alongside shoes.

For shoppers, the rising resale prices reported for Vans and other brands mean that buying popular pieces secondhand may cost more than before. Buyers looking for accessories or apparel from these labels may want to compare resale listings against retail prices before purchasing.

The takeaway

Resale prices are a useful signal of which brands are gaining momentum, so checking platform price histories before buying can help shoppers avoid overpaying for trending pieces.

Further reading

Explore more on Accessories to see how resale trends are shaping what shoppers wear and buy.

Source note: This article includes information reported by FashionNetwork.

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