Each courtclass6 item receives two separate classifications: product category and product condition. Please read the following information carefully to better understand how our categorization and condition are determined independently.

Product categories

The respective classification is based on age and our careful assessment of each individual case. The categorization does not indicate the condition—this is determined and reported separately.

vintage
Vintage items are considered to be from 2000 or earlier. These pieces are usually pre-owned and may show signs of wear and tear consistent with age and use, such as small stains, discoloration, or wear. Such characteristics are normal for vintage goods and do not constitute a defect in the legal sense. The condition is carefully checked and transparently stated in the product description.

secondhand
Secondhand items generally date from 2001 to the present. In individual cases, a secondhand item may be classified as vintage based on its appearance at our discretion. Here, too, a careful condition assessment is performed.

firsthand
These items are new and unworn with tags.

Product condition

We carefully check each item and assign it to one of the following conditions:

new
Unworn and in original condition, usually with label.

like new
No label, but no visible signs of wear – looks and feels like new.

very good
Minimal, barely noticeable signs of wear. Mostly no defects that are noticeable upon wear.

minor defects
Slight wear and tear or small irregularities such as micro-stains, tiny holes or material changes.

visible defects
Clearly visible signs of wear such as stains, discoloration, holes, or heavy wear. These defects are clearly documented in the item description.