Mohamed Al Safar’s sneakers are one of the largest collections of shoes and accessories in the world.
Mohamed Al Safar is a name that is not unfamiliar to those who love sneakers. His collection includes unusual sneakers, exclusive and rare accessories in the world. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
Al Safar owns many shoes that have never appeared on the market. He even has shoes with a limited number of 3 products in the world. Each pair has its own history and story. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
The Al Safar collection has many Jordanian models, especially the 1st and 4th series. Jordan 4 debuted in 1989 – the year Al Safar was born. This is the reason he has special affection for this product line. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
“Al Safar’s home is like a museum with designs that go beyond pure economics,” commented GQ Espanã. He also has a room with 400 pairs of sneakers in a plastic Crep Protect box with a transparent front, sorted by pattern, color, and importance order. Room temperature is always maintained at optimum level. Their total value is estimated at about $ 1 million. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
According to the writer of GQ Espanã, Al Safar owns the exclusive Supreme x Louis Vuitton accessory, the Kaws x Dior picture worth $ 10,500 – one of 500 products available worldwide. Photo: GQ Espanã.
Not only Nike, Al Safar’s collection also has the appearance of Yeezy. The “spoils” he collected include model Don Kanye Red – designed by Kanye West created with Louis Vuitton in 2009. These are unique shoes that few people have. In addition, two never-produced prototypes of the Yeezy 1050 are included in his shoe set. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
Al Safar collects shoes primarily for Nike and Air Jordan for their own pleasure, not for making money by following trends. To update the collection, the “head of shoes” born in 1989 buy 20-30 new designs every month. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
The Bahraini man started collecting sneakers when he was in high school as an act of rebellion against a strict school uniform. Because the school allows students to choose their own footwear. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
Not only shoes, Al Safar also actively posted pictures of casual clothes. His usual matching formula is a T-shirt combined with shorts / long pants and indispensable sneakers. Besides, he also likes to use accessories such as sunglasses, bags to complete his look. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
Mohamed Al Safar (born 1989, Bahraini nationality) is one of the largest shoe collectors in the UAE. He is the director of the family owned Al Safar Group. His passion for sneakers started when he was a student and was “fueled” when he went to the US to study abroad. Photo: @mohamedalsafar.
Al Safar has no plans to monetize his collection. “There are two types of sneakerheads: people who buy shoes to play and buy to make a profit. I only buy what I like. I am not interested in making money from them,” said the collector. Photo: Edgar.
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