Every piece sold by Million Dollar Streetwear is authenticated in-house by Josh, the owner, who has authenticated luxury streetwear for over 10 years. Nothing is listed until it passes. Items that fail are rejected and returned — which happens regularly. If a piece you buy from us ever fails third-party authentication, you get a full refund.

Who does the authentication

Josh, the owner of Million Dollar Streetwear, personally authenticates every item before it is listed. He has authenticated luxury streetwear for over 10 years, with more than 1,600 items sold and a 100% positive seller rating since 2017.

Authentication is not outsourced and it is not delegated. One person, every piece.

What gets rejected

Rejection is routine, not exceptional. Items are turned away regularly — from private sellers, from consignors, and from wholesale lots. A piece that raises any doubt does not get listed, does not get sold at a discount, and does not get passed along with a disclaimer.

What reaches the site is a filtered selection: only pieces that passed authentication and met a condition standard worth putting a name behind.

The guarantee

If any item purchased from Million Dollar Streetwear fails authentication by a recognised third-party service, we refund you in full. That guarantee is backed by a 10-year authentication record and by the fact that the owner's name is attached to every decision.

Condition grading

Authentication and condition are separate judgements. A piece can be unquestionably authentic and still show wear, so every listing carries a condition grade out of 10.

Grade Meaning
10/10 Deadstock. Never worn.
9/10 Excellent. Worn once or twice, no flaws.
8/10 Very good. Light use, no major flaws.
7/10 Good. Visible wear, described in the listing.
Below 7 Heavier wear, always described explicitly.

Flaws, marks, cracking and fading are disclosed on the product page. We would rather lose a sale than surprise a buyer.

See it in person

Million Dollar Streetwear keeps a private showroom in Detroit, Michigan, open by appointment. Inspect a piece before you buy. The address is shared when an appointment is confirmed.

Last reviewed: September 2026.