A pair of vintage Apple trainers are on sale, but they cost more than what some people make in a year. Would you be willing to pay US$50,000 for rare Apple kicks?

The Omega Sports Apple Computer trainers were made for Apple employees in the 1990s. They have never been officially sold by Apple to the public, but a mint-condition pair is currently available courtesy of Sotheby’s.

These Apple trainers were created for employees of the company in the 1990s. Photo: Sotheby’s

The white trainers have a rainbow Apple logo on the tongue and on the sides. They are a US men’s size 10.5. Photos show the trainers with white laces, but they also come with a pair of red laces.

Sotheby’s says the shoes were originally given away at a conference in the 1990s. However, this isn’t the first time this type of shoe has hit the market. Similar pairs were also auctioned for thousands of dollars in 2017 and 2020, though they looked a bit different in the soles and logo embroidery than those listed by Sotheby’s.

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The Apple trainers feature a rainbow Apple logo on the sides. Photo: Sotheby’s

These shoes are new in the box, but it’s been a while since they were manufactured so they do have some yellowing, and the listing mentions they may fall apart more easily if worn due to their age.

Apple sold clothing and merchandise under The Apple Collection in the 1980s. Photo: Internet Archive

During the late 1980s, Apple did sell clothing and other merchandise under The Apple Collection. Many of these items were decorated with the rainbow Apple logo along with other bold, kitschy designs reminiscent of the time period. The clothing line was not successful, according to BBC, and was discontinued.

Drake wearing a vintage Apple letterman jacket at an Apple Music event. Photo: Getty Images
There was also the vintage Apple letterman jacket, a retro black jacket with brown sleeves that featured the rainbow logo. It caught the public’s attention when Drake wore it onstage to promote the Apple Music streaming service in 2015. Listings for the jacket were then spotted on eBay for US$825 and US$3,500.
AirTags from Apple and Hermès. Photo: Apple
The vintage apparel of the 20th century was not the only time Apple dipped its toes into fashion. In 2015, Apple famously collaborated with Hermès to create straps and an exclusive Apple Watch model when the device launched. Apple has continued the collaboration in future models of the Apple Watch, with the current models costing between US$1,230 and US$1,510.

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An Apple logo is seen on the outside of an Apple store in San Francisco, California, in September 2017. Photo: AFP

These days, Apple fans can buy officially branded merchandise at a store located near its headquarters in Cupertino, California. Apple’s campus store located right next to its corporate HQ sells more modern Apple logo T-shirts, similar to what Apple employees wear today in retail stores, along with hats. The shirts are exclusively sold at the campus store in California and aren’t available on Apple’s online store.

This article originally appeared on Insider