Information you should know
To maintain trust and transparency across our marketplace, KLEKT categorises sneakers based on their condition. All condition categories refer to used items, except Deadstock (Never Worn), which refers to items that have never been worn.
This grading helps buyers understand what to expect and ensures sellers list their items accurately. The following condition categories are available:
New / Deadstock
Brand New - 100% perfect
- Brand new, never worn and unused.
- Includes original box and all original accessories.
- No signs of wear, damage or alterations.
Like New
Pre-owned - Almost perfect
- Brand new and never worn, but with minor defects.
- Defects may include slight marks, manufacturing flaws, or box damage.
- Defects must be clearly visible and accurately reflected in the listing.
Very Good
Gently used - Minor signs
- Gently worn with minor signs of use.
- May have small, visible signs of wear consistent with light use.
- No significant damage or heavy wear should be present.
- Overall, the sneakers remain in very good condition.
Good
Used - Visible signs
- Clearly worn and shows visible signs of use.
- May have noticeable creasing, marks, scuffs or other signs of wear.
- The condition reflects regular use but the sneakers remain wearable.
Fair
Heavily used - Strong wear
- Heavily worn with significant and clearly visible signs of use.
- May show strong creasing, scuffs, marks, discoloration or other signs of wear.
- The sneakers have a well-worn appearance consistent with extensive use.
Tips
- Accuracy matters: The listed condition must match the item exactly to avoid issues during Authentication.
- Original packaging helps: Including the original box and accessories improves the selling experience.
- Transparency builds trust: Clearly declared defects or wear help prevent penalties and returns.
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