Fashion & Accessories

Sneakers: What to Record

Sneakers and collectible shoes.

The Data Sheet for Sneakers

The 29 fields worth recording for sneakers, grouped as in the ordicio app. Fields marked with a broader category come from it; the others are specific to sneakers.

Identification

Brand / designer Text Fashion & accessories
Brand, fashion house or designer, e.g. Hermès, Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Nike.
Model Text Fashion & accessories
Model or product name given by the manufacturer.
Collection / season Text Fashion & accessories
Collection or season, e.g. Fall/Winter 1997, Cruise 2015.
Date / period Text Fashion & accessories
When the object was made, as precise as known, e.g. 1876, c. 1890, 1920s, 2nd century AD.
Size Text Fashion & accessories
Size with the system, e.g. FR 38, US 8, EU 42, M.
Colour Text Fashion & accessories
Colour or colours as seen in daylight, main colour first.
Materials Text Fashion & accessories
Materials the object is made of, main material first.
Country Text Fashion & accessories
Country of origin or issue, by its usual English name (historic states as named at the time, e.g. Kingdom of Bavaria).
Style code / SKU Text
Manufacturer's style code, e.g. 555088-101.
Colourway Text
Official colourway name, e.g. Chicago.
Shoe size Text
Size with the system, e.g. US 10, EU 44, UK 9.
Deadstock Choice
Whether the shoes are unworn.
  • Deadstock (new / unworn)
  • Worn
  • Unknown

Authenticity

Authenticity proof Text Fashion & accessories
Serial or date code, receipt, card, authentication service and number.
Label Text Fashion & accessories
Text of the label(s), which helps dating, e.g. union label, couture label with number.
Certification number Text Fashion & accessories
Number on the grading holder (slab) or authentication certificate, to look it up in the service's database.

Condition

Condition (resale) Choice Fashion & accessories
Condition in the terms of the fashion resale market.
  • New with tags
  • New without tags
  • Like new
  • Excellent
  • Very good
  • Good
  • Fair
Condition notes Text Fashion & accessories
Faults, wear and damage in detail.
Restoration & repairs Text Fashion & accessories
Restorations, repairs, replaced parts and cleaning, with who did them and when if known.

Acquisition

How and when the object came into the collection.

Acquisition date Date Fashion & accessories
Date the object came into the collection.
Acquisition method Choice, or your own Fashion & accessories
How the object came into the collection.
  • Purchase
  • Auction
  • Gift
  • Inheritance
  • Exchange / trade
  • Self-collected / found
  • Commission
Acquired from Text Fashion & accessories
Seller, auction house (with sale and lot number), donor or place where it was found.
Purchase price Amount Fashion & accessories
Price paid including fees and premiums.
Provenance Text Fashion & accessories
Earlier owners and the object's history, oldest first, with sources (labels, invoices, sale catalogues).

Value

Estimated and insured value.

Estimated value Amount Fashion & accessories
Current market value as estimated.
Valuation date Date Fashion & accessories
Date of the current value estimate.
Valuation basis Choice Fashion & accessories
What the estimated value is based on.
  • Own estimate
  • Recent sales / auction results
  • Dealer offer
  • Catalogue value
  • Professional appraisal
  • Insurance valuation
Insured value Amount Fashion & accessories
Sum the object is insured for.

Collection record

Your own inventory data.

Inventory number Text Fashion & accessories
Your own number or label for the object, e.g. C-0042, as written on its label or album page.
Storage location Text Fashion & accessories
Where the object is kept, e.g. room, cabinet, drawer, album and page, box.

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Updated October 24, 2026