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The Collection Guide
Choosing newly listed designer pieces
When a newly listed piece catches your eye, take time to compare its exact specifications and condition. Check the model, material and supplied components against what you need. A new arrival to LDJ’s selection is not necessarily a newly made or unused item, so the individual listing remains the reference.
Compare before you choose
Your reason to choose
Identify the design detail or practical need that makes a piece relevant to you.
Specific item details
Check model, measurements and material rather than treating an edit name as a specification.
Use and condition
Compare the disclosed wear with the occasions and frequency you have in mind.
Your Questions, Answered
4 questionsDoes New Arrivals mean the pieces are brand new?
No. Arrival in a resale selection does not establish the item’s age or use history. Read the condition description and any specific information provided for the listing, and ask LDJ when you need clarification.
Which details should I prioritise when comparing newly listed designer pieces?
Distinguish when a piece appears in the selection from when it was made or first used. Read the condition grade and wear notes independently of its placement here.
What should I check first when a newly listed bag catches my eye?
Confirm the full model, size and condition before deciding on colour. Read the accessory list and check the opening against your essentials, so recent arrival does not replace your normal comparison.
Does newly listed designer pieces establish the condition of every item?
No. Read the individual condition description and photographs. A merchandising theme does not establish identical wear, age or completeness across the pieces included in a selection.
A Closer Look, Before You Choose
Ask our team about the condition, measurements or accessories of a specific piece.