Good is one of the five condition grades a seller can put on a WishThrift listing, and it sits at roughly 65% of what the same item makes at the top grade. What it means in practice depends entirely on what the thing is, so the 24 category guides below each say where the line falls for that kind of item.
Good by category
| Category | Where the line falls at this grade |
|---|---|
| Good Art & Collectables | Displayed for years and sound: no tears, no water damage, image complete. Foxing, a tear or a trimmed edge takes it to Fair. |
| Good Baby & Kids | Used through a stage, complete and fully functional: harness locks, brakes hold, frame folds. Any accident history makes it unsellable, not Fair. |
| Good Bags & Handbags | Visibly carried and fully usable: the zip runs end to end, the strap is sound, the lining is intact. A failed zip or a torn strap drops it to Fair. |
| Good Bicycles & Cycling | Ridden regularly, safe and fully rideable: brakes bite, gears index, wheels run true. A buckled wheel or a cracked frame is not this grade. |
| Good Books | Read, complete and sound: every page present, binding holding, no water damage. Loose pages or a split spine put it in Fair. |
| Good Cameras & Photography | Used and fully working: shutter fires at all speeds, aperture blades snap, autofocus drives. A sticky shutter or hazy glass is Fair. |
| Good Clothing | Clearly worn, still complete and still wearable: the zip runs, every button is present, no holes. The line down to Fair is a fault, not an amount of wear. |
| Good Electronics | Used, fully functional, everything working as designed. One dead function, a failing port or a cracked screen takes it to Fair. |
| Good Furniture | Used, solid and fully serviceable: it stands square, the drawers run, the joints hold. A wobble or a broken runner drops it to Fair. |
| Good Gaming | Played a lot and working properly: it loads every disc, the fans are noisy but fine, the sticks centre. Drift or a failed drive is Fair. |
| Good Home & Garden | Used about the house, complete and fully serviceable. Chips, cracks and missing pieces from a set take it down to Fair. |
| Good Jewellery & Watches | Worn and complete: the clasp holds, every stone is present, the piece can be worn today. A dead battery is Good; a broken clasp is Fair. |
| Good Kids’ Clothing | Worn through a season and still sound: no holes, working fastenings, elastic still holding. A stain or a hole means Fair. |
| Good Kitchen & Appliances | Used regularly, working properly and complete. A failing motor, a perished seal or a missing part takes it to Fair. |
| Good Men’s Clothing | Worn regularly, sound and fully wearable: lining intact, buttons present, no shine through the cloth. A failed lining or a hole is Fair. |
| Good Music & Instruments | Played and gigged, fully playable and structurally sound. A lifting bridge, a twisted neck or a dead pickup drops it to Fair. |
| Good Pet Supplies | Used regularly and cleaned, structurally sound with no chew damage through the material. A chewed strap or a broken clip is Fair. |
| Good Shoes & Footwear | Worn regularly and still fully wearable: soles intact, no split between upper and sole, both shoes structurally sound. |
| Good Sports & Outdoors | Used regularly and fully serviceable: every strap holds, nothing is cracked, and anything dated is still in date. |
| Good Tools & DIY | Used on site and fully working: it runs correctly, the guard works, the cord is sound. A failing switch or dead cells drop it to Fair. |
| Good Toys & Games | Played with and complete, or complete apart from something trivial. Missing pieces from a named set drop it straight to Fair. |
| Good Vehicles | Used, running well and fully road legal with its documents in order. An advisory that needs work, or a missing document, drops it to Fair. |
| Good Vinyl & CDs | Played often, plays all the way through without a skip. A jump, a stick or a seam split takes it down to Fair. |
| Good Women’s Clothing | Worn regularly and complete, hanging correctly with fastenings working. Altered dimensions, a stretched panel or a fault put it in Fair. |
The grade either side
Good sits next to Like New and Fair. All five grades and how they are priced are set out on the condition grades page, and you can see every listing currently at the Good grade.
Grades are declared by the seller. WishThrift does not inspect, verify or grade items, so the grade is the seller’s summary and the photographs are the evidence behind it. Listing is free and there are no selling fees.