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See Eminem’s sneaker collection being sold off for charity, including $35K signed Air Jordan ‘Slim Shady PE’ promo kicks

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Eminem is selling off 100 pairs of prized shoes. Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

Attention sneakerheads…. Eminem is selling off over 100 pairs of shoes from his personal collection, including some rare Jordan x Eminem collabs.

The kicks are all personally signed by the star and being sold to benefit the Marshall Mathers Foundation. LA’s Julien’s Auctions is putting on the sale on Aug. 25, and bidding has opened on the lots.

Included are these signed Adidas Superstar 1s with the original box Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

These PUMA Palace Guard OG Retro “Detroit Pistons” sneakers are also up for grabs. Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

Sneakers including the Eminem x Nike Air Jordan 3 “Slim Shady PE” will go for thousands. Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

If you’re keeping track, the rapper created a 2006 Nike Air Max charity series in the wake of his close friend Proof’s death, and the latest auction’s footwear spans over 20 years of Eminem’s Nike, Jordan, Carhartt, PUMA and Adidas obsessions.

Each lot is also in its original box, natch.

Eminem created a Nike shoe in 2006 for charity to remember his late pal, Proof. Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

Maybe the Eminem x Carhartt x Nike Air Jordan 4s are more you? Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

The sneakers are being sold off for Eminem’s foundation. Courtesy of Julien's Auctions

Highlights include a pair of Eminem x Nike Air Jordan 3 “Slim Shady PE” promo sneakers, signed in black marker, that are estimated to go for up to $35,000, and a pair of Eminem x Carhartt x Nike Air Jordan 4 promos signed in gold that are estimated to sell for up to $25,000.

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