About this block

Seconds Grid shows four one of one pieces, each sold by its actual named flaw and the discount that flaw earned. The lede says it plainly: “Factory seconds, each sold by its actual flaw, not a mystery grade.” Every card badges One of one, names the flaw in the caption, and strikes through the original price beside the reduced one. The footer note closes the loop: “a flaw is never restocked.”

The data is one array, each entry carrying the name, the two prices and the flaw line. Naming the flaw on the card rather than burying it is the entire credibility argument.

When to use

Reach for this block as the landing grid for the seconds rail, below the why seconds exist letter and above the flaw glossary. The flaw copy must reflect the physical pieces currently in stock, not placeholder text.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Why seconds exist letter

After

• Flaw glossary
• Seconds vs new table

What you can display

One strong use is the four flaw named tiles. Other seconds grids:

• Accessories rail. Smaller one of one pieces at sharper discounts, same named flaw pattern.
• Single category. All totes, all seconds, the flaw range visible across one type.
• End of batch clearance. The last few pieces from a run, flaw and batch date both named.

Tip: the flaw caption below the price is the unit of trust, a buyer reading “wax bloom on the front panel” knows exactly what they are accepting.