Sneakers
The most common category on SPRD. Sneaker conditions are based on whether the shoe has been worn and the state of the box:| Condition | What it means |
|---|---|
| New with Box | Deadstock, never worn, original box included |
| New without Box | Never worn, but no original box |
| New with Defects | Unworn, but with cosmetic issues (damaged box, discoloration, etc.) |
| Pre-owned Excellent | Lightly worn, minimal signs of wear |
| Pre-owned Good | Worn, visible signs of use |
| Pre-owned Fair | Heavily worn |
How Conditions Map Across Marketplaces
Each marketplace uses its own condition labels. SPRD maps them into the unified system: StockX — Uses “New” (maps to New with Box) and “Used” tiers GOAT — Uses “New”, “New with Defects”, and “Used” with its own grading. GOAT also factors in box condition — a new shoe with a badly damaged box gets downgraded to New with Defects. Grailed — Uses “New with Tags”, “Gently Used”, “Used”, and “Worn” which map to the pre-owned tiers. OfferUp — Uses “New”, “Open Box”, “Refurbished”, and “Used”. eBay, Reddit, Depop, Mercari, Facebook, Amazon — Conditions are extracted from listing descriptions and mapped to the closest match.Filtering by Condition
On the Markets page, use the condition dropdown to filter the orderbook by condition. This is especially useful when you want to compare only new items or only pre-owned items across platforms. The Discover page also supports condition filtering so you can find spreads within a specific condition tier.Coming Soon
SPRD is built to support condition scales for additional categories as they’re added:| Category | Condition style |
|---|---|
| Clothing & Streetwear | Tag-based (New with Tags, New without Tags, Pre-owned tiers) |
| Watches & Jewelry | Tag-based + Refurbished tiers |
| Electronics | New, Open Box, Refurbished (5 tiers), Used, For Parts |
| Collectibles | New, Used, Refurbished tiers |
| Trading Cards | Graded, Ungraded |