When we have more than one adjective before a noun, these adjectives normally go in a specific order.

 

Opinion adjectives are always put before fact adjectives, while the order of fact adjectives depends on the facts they describe.

 

The usual order of adjectives is presented below:

 

General opinion	Specific opinion	Size
Nice Funny	Intelligent Tasty	Large Small

 

Quality	Age	Shape
Clever Happy	Old Young	Round Square

 

Color	Origin	Material
Green White	African Polish	Paper Glass

 

Recently I’ve been to a small German town (size → origin).

 

Every fashion-monger should have a small black dress (size → color).

 

That’s a lovely young grey kitten (opinion → age → color).

 

I have a beautiful French wool sweater (opinion → origin → material).

 

Tom is a nice, intelligent young man (general opinion → specific opinion → age).

 

My grandmother has an old round wooden table in the country (age → shape → material).

 

Note: in English you should not put more than three adjectives in a row before a noun