This week's best finds

Sartoria Attolini's hand-finished Neapolitan tailoring -- the spalla camicia shoulder and full canvas construction place it among the most labor-intensive ready-to-wear jackets produced. Comparable sold data is absent, but the brand's established secondhand position starts well above this level and climbs steeply for recent mainline pieces. The listing has been up more than two weeks, which in this thin-demand tier suggests the right buyer hasn't found it yet rather than any defect in the piece.

A 1990s Polo Sport quarter-zip in wool -- the line that briefly made Ralph Lauren a streetwear fixture. Vintage Polo Sport has a following, but wool knits from this era don't trade with the velocity of the nylon track jackets or flag graphics that define the period. The brand signal conflict and low confidence estimate mean you're working with incomplete information: no comparable sales, and the title's 'USA' claim may or may not indicate domestic manufacture. Recently listed, so the price reflects what the seller thinks it's worth rather than market-tested demand.

Akris's double-face wool jackets are normally reserved for pieces that hold value in the high hundreds secondhand. This one sits far below that tier. The listing has been visible for more than three years -- a soft signal that the floral pattern and short sleeve cut have found limited buyers, or that the brand's resale following here is thinner than its retail footprint suggests. The brand signal conflict noted in the data means provenance deserves a second look before committing.

The Row's sleeveless scoop-neck tank in white jersey. Used pieces from the brand don't surface below what many contemporary labels charge new. Recently listed, and the estimate confidence is moderate -- no comparable sales found, so the value rests on the brand's known resale behavior rather than confirmed transaction data.

This is Loro Piana's 100% cashmere V-neck, the fabric the brand built its reputation on. Used examples in any condition rarely come up this low -- most sell for significantly more, and the market clusters well above this ask. It's been listed more than two weeks, which in a high-attention category like this suggests the condition grading or the seller's photos aren't doing the work of convincing buyers to move. The value is in the price itself.

Eileen Fisher's cardigan in a wool-mohair-cashmere blend. Used pieces from this brand with any cashmere content don't usually surface this low. The listing has been up more than a month, which in this high-volume category suggests the marled colour or open-front cut is finding its buyer slowly.