Prices and dates

Prices on this site are recorded when we run an update, and the date of the last run is printed at the top of this page. Between runs a listing can change: a colourway sells out and returns at a different figure, a discount lands, a seller moves. The number that counts is the one on the checkout page you land on, and if the two disagree, the checkout is right and we are stale.

A piece that cannot be bought at all leaves this site until it can be bought again. We would rather publish a shorter range than a card with a blank where the price should be, and rather lose a page for a fortnight than keep one that sends people to a dead listing.

Colour is what makes this awkward here. One piece can carry a dozen colourways at a dozen slightly different prices, so a product page shows the range across its colours rather than a single figure, and the swatch you pick carries its own. That is why some prices on this site read as a span: it is not vagueness, it is the shape of the range.