Because the material cost to produce 1 shirt is the only variable to determine its price. Nike doesn't need to pay for anything else.
OTOH the typical consumer wants to "feel good" and part of a "special club" when buying, they want "an experience". That's what Nike sells along with the shoe, and that amounts to 80% of the price. /half-joking
40% off
I doubt if I'll ever buy expensive sneakers, if they don't have any additional value ( eg. Supportive for running)
You are not kidding. That's how this was born: http://flashlights.parametrek.com