Here’s a step by step guide to the different conditions you can choose when listing and describing your item.

Never Worn, with Original Tags

Checklist

• No defects
• Presence of original tags or labels (you must attach photos of these)
• No modifications or alterations
• Does not belong to the Lifestyle category

Never Worn

Checklist

• No defects
• No modifications or alterations
• Must not have been washed
• Does not belong to the Lifestyle category

Very Good Condition

An item in ""Very good condition"" is a second-hand item that is hardly worn and is very well maintained, although it may have slight defects from wear.

If the item has defects, they must be mentioned in the description and be visible in photos.

Checklist

• Slight defects from use
• Any modifications or alterations must be mentioned in the description
• No spots or sweat marks
• No holes, tears, pilling or pulled threads
• No discoloration
• No missing parts (eg. belt, strap etc.)
• No odours

Some examples of acceptable flaws:

• 1 or 2 small pulled threads.
• Light micro-scratches only on jewelry and watches.

Good Condition

An item in Good Condition is second-hand item and has been worn but is well maintained. If the item has flaws, these must be mentioned in the description and be visible in photos.

Checklist

• No holes, tears, pilling, sweat marks, sticky sections, punctured or torn corners, worn-out material or odours.
• Modifications or alterations must be mentioned in the description 

Some examples of acceptable flaws:

• Small spots, small snags, small pulled threads, light pilling
• 1 or 2 small pulled threads
• Light micro-scratches only on jewelry and watches.

Fair Condition

An item in Fair Condition is a second-hand item which has been frequently worn and which may have flaws.
If the item has defects, these must be mentioned in the description and be visible in photos.

Checklist

• No sticky material, punctured or torn corners, large tears, material which is too worn-out, holes.
• Modifications and alterations, must mentioned in the description

Examples of acceptable faults:

• Some wear, pulled threads, pilling, snags, discoloration, stains, odour, deformation

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