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The complete record of one garment, from BOTH of the source's own back ends in one call: Sellpy's item database and its search index. That means the item's metadata translated into TEN languages, every photograph with the photo TYPE Sellpy shot it as (the robot turntable frames, the brand tag, the sole, the seam, the fabric close-up, the size label and one frame per DEFECT), the full measured defect list, the centimetre measurements, weight in kilos, Sellpy's own sellability score for the item, the intake / photographed / listed timestamps, the warehouse and shelf it sits on — and the price in ALL TWELVE markets at once, which is the only way to see that the seven euro storefronts share one price while SEK, DKK, PLN, CZK and RON are separate rounded lists (one measured item: EUR 48.50 / SEK 580 / DKK 390 / PLN 230 / CZK 1,250 / RON 280). Sellpy employee ids attached to the photos and the warehouse steps are stripped. An unknown id is NOT_FOUND. `language` changes the item's own words here (type, condition, colour, pattern, defect names) because they come from the record's ten translations; the AI keywords and concepts come from the English index, which is the only one carrying every market's price.