
score 60 why?
Deal score 60/100 — the receipts
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real discount ×0.8 (corroborated) 27.2/34
Measured at −40% or deeper against the was-price, which fits Maxfield's own measured markdown pattern (corroborated) — so it counts at ×0.8. Scale: −10% → 10.2 · −25% → 22.1 · −40% → 34.
price position 5/10
No cross-store price match was available when this offer was scored, so it takes the fixed neutral 5 — missing data is never a bonus or a penalty.
rating confidence 4/9
No usable review data exists for this product, so it takes the fixed neutral 4 — missing reviews never read as good ones or bad ones.
size availability 6/15
40% of the size run was in stock when scored — right now 2 of 5 tracked sizes show stock.
retailer quality 6/10
Hand-set rating for Maxfield — returns window and cost, shipping threshold, track record. Same number on every deal this store sells, affiliated or not (6 = vetted-baseline default).
momentum 0/10
Nothing measured — no fresh-markdown timestamp or sell-through read existed for this offer, so it takes 0. We don't fake “trending.”
cultural relevance 12/12
Measured: Wikipedia “Maison Margiela” averages 307 reader views/day (30-day, humans only) · 0 articles mention it in our sample of English-language world news · 59 songs on Genius carry it in the title (top: “Maison Margiela — Future”). Brand-level and merchant-blind — same points at every store selling it.
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