1. Physical inspection
Brand marks, construction, materials, hardware, labels, stitching, and visible wear are examined and photographed.
Condition & Authentication
Every listing should describe the actual item shown. Authentication claims are made only when the supporting review or marketplace service is documented for that specific piece.
2. Original photographs
The listing should show the item being sold, including labels, details, and disclosed flaws—not unrelated stock photography.
3. Condition disclosure
Wear, marks, missing pieces, repairs, and other known issues are described as clearly as possible.
4. Marketplace protection
Purchases are completed through the linked marketplace, subject to that marketplace's current payment, authentication, return, and buyer-protection policies.
Ask before purchasing
If authentication documentation or an additional photograph matters to your purchase, contact Kim through the applicable marketplace before buying.