How grading works

Every piece we list is inspected by hand before it goes up for sale. We check for fabric wear, stitching integrity, staining, and structural damage, then assign a condition grade so you know exactly what you're getting.

New — unworn or deadstock. Excellent — light signs of wear, no flaws worth noting. Good — visible wear consistent with age, still solid. Fair — honest wear or minor flaws, priced accordingly and disclosed on the listing.

Because every item is one-of-a-kind, once it sells, that exact listing won't return.