On a resale site, condition is as important as price — so we grade every pair on a clear four-point scale and photograph every flaw. Here's exactly what each grade means.
The four grades
Like New
Worn once or twice, if at all. Indistinguishable from new up close — no creasing, no wear.
Excellent
Lightly worn with only faint signs of use. Nothing you'd notice on foot.
Good
Honestly worn. Visible but minor wear, structurally sound, with plenty of life left.
Fair
Well loved. Clear wear throughout, priced accordingly — a true bargain for someone who'll wear them.
How we score it
Beyond the grade, every listing shows three scores out of 10 — upper, sole and interior — plus written condition notes and honest photos of any flaw. What you see is exactly what you get.
Which grade should you buy?
Want them to look box-fresh? Go Like New or Excellent. Happy with character and a lower price? Good and Fair are where the value is. Either way, you're buying with full information.