Price by grade
Condition is the variable most comp tools ignore, which is why a sold comp can be off by half. These posts cover what each grade band is actually worth and how to price against comps that were graded differently.
Best Resale Apps for Designer and Luxury Clothing (And Why Authentication Isn't Enough)
Authentication proves it's real. It doesn't stop returns. Here's where to sell designer clothes — and why a documented condition grade is what actually closes the sale.
Does Condition Actually Change What Used Clothes Sell For?
Moving a garment from Good to Excellent can shift its resale price 30–50%. Here's what each condition tier actually does to price, and how to stop under- or over-grading.
Vintage Shoe Condition Grades: Sole Wear, Insole Integrity, and Odor Red Flags
A pristine upper can still hide a crumbling insole. Here's the four-zone framework for grading vintage shoe condition before you list — and before you eat a return.
Vintage Band Tee Grading: Fade, Crack, and Print Wear Standards
A cracked graphic can sink a $145 tee to a return case. Here's how to grade vintage band tee fade, print cracking, and provenance so the price matches reality.
Denim Grade 7.5: Why Most 'Good Condition' Jeans Miss the Mark
Most 'Good Condition' jeans are actually Very Good or Fair — never both at once. Here's the zone-by-zone method that fixes the mislabel.
The Pilling Scale: When a Knit Is Still Sellable
Pilling levels 1–4 are all sellable — the question is disclosure and price, not whether to list. Here's the scale, the math, and the depilling limits.