Poor condition
Anchors 3–4 on the 1.0–10.0 scale
Poor condition (a 3–4 on the 1.0–10.0 scale) means significant damage or heavy wear. Items in this range are often sold for parts, repair, or intentionally distressed styling.
What graders look for
- Holes, tears, large stains, or broken hardware
- Heavy fading, thinning fabric, or structural damage
- Wear that materially limits normal use
- Best sold transparently as 'for parts/repair' or distressed
Examples
- A vintage tee with multiple holes sold for its graphic.
- Distressed denim with intentional rips and heavy fading.
See the full picture in the condition grading guide, or how the score is produced in how it works.
Poor — frequently asked
- What does 'Poor' condition mean?
- Poor means significant damage or heavy wear — holes, tears, large stains, or broken hardware. It sits at 3–4 on the 1.0–10.0 scale and is often sold for parts, repair, or distressed styling.
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