Bougiee Boutique | Scarf assessment

01 · Scarf details

Required for a completed certificate: item ID, inspection date, inspector, brand and design title. Other missing information is recorded as “Not provided”.

02 · Condition assessment

Choose a score for all six categories. 5: no issue observed · 4: faint isolated issue · 3: minor visible issue · 2: moderate or multiple issues · 1: major issue · 0: severe damage. Notes should describe every defect.

Structural damage overrideCustomer facing condition description

Grades: 100 Pristine on inspection; 90 to 99 Excellent; 75 to 89 Very good; 55 to 74 Good; below 55 Fair or poor. Structural damage caps the grade at Good. These are boutique grades, not Hermès standards. Pristine does not establish unused condition.

03 · Authenticity screening

Reference sources and edition detailsSpecialist conclusion or further review notes

04 · Photographic evidence

Add front, reverse, corners, hems, markings, label and every defect. JPEG, PNG or WebP only. Up to 24 images, 15 MB each. Report images are resized for practical PDF downloads; keep originals separately.

Add scarf photographs

05 · Review and certification

DispositionDecision notesI confirm that this record reflects my inspection, that I have disclosed observed defects, and that any approval is based on documented evidence with no unresolved authenticity concerns.

The downloaded report includes a condition assessment certificate only when the required details, all scores, all screening responses, reference notes, a condition description, at least one photograph and this declaration are complete. It is a boutique assessment, not an independent authentication certificate or endorsement by Hermès.