How to make output to a string more competently?

Question

Python

There is a list which stores in itself sets with the data. Example data: [(161, 0, 'the-north-face', 25, 110), (164, 1, 'ralf-Lauren', 87, 170), (165, 2, 'the-north-face' , 10, 75)]

Need output like this (in one line, but done more correctly, not by filling in an array):

(name the-north-face, state 25, price 110, sell: /sell_0 \n
name ralf-Lauren , condition 87, price 170, sell: /sell_1)

sell = []
    for item in items:
      sell.append(f'название: {item[2]},  состояние: {item[3]},  цена: {item[4]},  продать:  /sell_{item[1]}')
      print(sell)
    await message.answer('\n\n'.join(sell))

Answer 1

from itertools import starmap

items = [
    (161, 0, 'the-north-face', 25, 110),
    (164, 1, 'ralf-Lauren', 87, 170),
    (165, 2, 'the-north-face', 10, 75)
]

template = 'название: {2},  состояние: {3},  цена: {4},  продать: /sell_{1}'

message = '\n'.join(starmap(template.format, items))

Answer 2

Frontal variant

answer = ''
for item in items:
    answer += f'название: {item[2]},  состояние: {item[3]},  цена: {item[4]},  продать:  /sell_{item[1]}\n'
await message.answer(answer)

it is possible to write about the same meaning through reduce.
But why ? It is not at all a fact that this will work more efficiently than your code, and a piece of code does not look like performance critical