Adjectives follow an order before a noun:
This table explains the order of adjectives coming before a noun in the English language, although it is very unlikely that anyone would use eight adjectives before a single noun. Generally, few would use more than a couple or so.
There are cases where the order isn't followed, but it works in almost all cases. The basic movement is from subjective (opinion) to objective (material/purpose).
Opinion | Size | Age | Shape | Colour | Origin | Material | Purpose | + Noun |
good bad terrible | huge tiny vast | young elderly ancient | round square circular | black white transparent | Spanish Japanese British | leather plastic metal | riding sleeping hunting | boots bag rifle |