Of a commodity: of the second of three grades, or an intermediate grade, in terms of quality; designating such a grade or quality of goods.

figurative. Trifling, contemptible, trashy. Obsolete.

worn out by lying in a shop.

= shop-soiled adj.; in later use chiefly figurative.

= legal, adj. in certain senses. Of money: Genuine, legally current. Of goods: Of the legal standard of quality. Obsolete.

In some senses of the verb. Trimmed with braid, as ‘a braided coat’ (modern).

damaged in the country of origin, before shipment.

depreciated in value and appearance from being on display for sale in a shop; in later use frequently figurative.

Of a thing: having a delusive appearance of superior quality. Also: cheap, inferior; displaying signs of use, shabby, dilapidated.

as new: (of a commodity) second-hand (or shop-soiled), but offered for sale in a condition allegedly as good as new; also attributive.

of or relating to the cheaper end (end, n. 5d) of the market for a particular product or service; relatively cheap; not of a high quality or…

North American. Esp. of hosiery and footwear: of a weight and quality suitable for heavy wear. Now historical.

With sense ‘of or made by a famous fashion designer’; hence (esp. of clothes and accessories) expensive, prestigious; as designer label, designer ha…

of, relating to, or associated with the more expensive section of the market for a particular product; top-quality, sophisticated.

Of a car (or occasionally other item) for sale: equipped with optional extras, de luxe; containing more than the standard equipment. North American…

Designating the best-selling or highest-quality product of a particular type on the market, or a company which makes such products.

Of the type or quality found in a pound shop; cut-price; (derogatory) cheap or inferior, second-rate.