Real names. Verified pieces.
Every designer item that hits our floor has been inspected, evaluated, and — when needed — formally authenticated. If we can't verify it, we don't sell it.
"If we're not sure a piece is authentic, it doesn't make it to the floor. Period."
How we verify
Every designer piece goes through a layered review before it earns a tag.
Inspection on intake
Every designer item is examined the moment it comes through the door — hardware, stitching, serial numbers, date codes, and craftsmanship details.
Brand expertise
Our team has years of hands-on experience with the brands we accept — and we know what the real thing looks, feels, and weighs like.
Third-party authentication
When a piece needs an outside opinion, we send it to professional authenticators before accepting it for consignment. No exceptions.
If we can't verify it, we don't sell it. Every designer piece on our floor is the real thing.
Questions? Contact usWhy authenticity matters
Counterfeit goods aren't just a knockoff problem — they're an industry. Fakes, replicas, look-alikes, reproductions, knockoffs: it's all the same thing, and it's all illegal.
Annual losses to U.S. businesses from counterfeit consumer products, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Some shoppers think that if a tag says "faux" or "replica," buying it is fair game. It isn't. Trademark infringement is illegal regardless of how it's labeled, and counterfeiting is punishable by fines, confiscation, and prosecution.
When a store sells a counterfeit item — knowingly or not — the trust is gone. Customers wonder what else isn't real. That's why we built our intake process to catch fakes before they catch you.
If you have any questions about a specific brand, item, or our authentication process, we'd rather you ask. Reach out anytime.
