Fashion
Handbags, shoes and garments: designer, line, season, materials, condition, authentication, packaging and the details specific to each.
One record with three faces. Every piece holds designer, line and season, material, colour, size, condition, wear, alterations, authentication status and card, serial or date code, packaging and original retail price. Bags add type, hardware colour, leather or skin, strap and interior condition and dust bag; shoes add type, heel height, sole condition and box; garments add type, runway look number, label type, measurements and garment bag.
What the record holds
| Field |
|---|
| Item type |
| Designer |
| Line name |
| Collection season |
| Year or era |
| Color |
| Material |
| Pattern |
| Size system |
| Size |
| Measurements |
| Condition |
| Wear status |
| Altered |
| Alterations repairs |
| Authentication status |
| Authenticity card |
| Serial / date code |
| Label type |
| Packaging |
| Original retail price |
| Provenance |
| Notable history |
| Exhibition history |
| Care storage |
| Bag type |
| Hardware color |
| Leather skin |
| Strap condition |
| Interior condition |
| Dust bag |
| Shoe type |
| Heel height |
| Sole condition |
| Original shoe box |
| Shoe dust bags |
| Garment type |
| Runway look number |
| Garment bag |
Documents a specialist expects
- Receipt / invoice
- Authentication
- Authenticity card
- Insurance policy
The asset page shows which of these are missing; the Estate readiness score counts them. See Documents.
How it is valued
Dealer quotes and auction results for the model; retail price and your estimate as reference. Fashion depreciates from retail and the record keeps both. Every figure is kept in the asset's valuation history with its source and date — see Valuation.