Amiri Finds on Joyagoo Spreadsheet

Start with the shoes if you came for them, because there are two: the Bone Runner and the Skeleton. The rest of Amiri on the Joyagoo Spreadsheet is clothing — graphic tees above all, then the bandana, Bones Stacked and paint-splatter hoodies, jeans, a tracksuit, a vest, a cap and a belt.

Reading Amiri in intake photos

Amiri graphics are dense and often layered, so this is where a closer look pays. In the photos Joyagoo sends, check that the print is laid down evenly across the whole graphic, with no faded corners or cracks on a piece meant to be new, and that the collar lies flat.

The jeans and the paint-splatter hoodie are distressed on purpose, which makes them harder to judge. Ask one thing: does the wear look finished — rips with secured edges, paint fixed into the fabric — or does it look like damage? Because damage is part of Joyagoo's intake check, say in the remarks that the distressing is intended and that you want close-ups of it.

For the Bone Runner, buy one detailed photo of the sole from the side. It is a thick, sculpted sole, and the glue line where it meets the upper is exactly what a wide shot hides.