Spreadsheet categories
Start with the product type, then check listing photos, size chart notes, seller details, QC risk, and shipping weight before adding an item to an agent haul.
Sneaker rows should be checked for shape, sole thickness, material photos, insole measurements, batch notes, and color accuracy. A useful shoes spreadsheet entry points you toward the listing, but the warehouse QC photos decide whether the pair is worth shipping.
Browse Sneaker FindsFor hoodie finds, look beyond the front graphic. Check fabric weight, sleeve length, shoulder drop, zipper quality, wash effect, and whether the seller provides real measurements. Asian sizing can run small, so compare the size chart with a hoodie you already wear.
Browse Hoodie FindsJackets are higher-risk spreadsheet items because weight, lining, zippers, embroidery, and seasonal sizing all matter. Before shipping a shell jacket, bomber, puffer, or workwear coat, request close-up QC photos and check the estimated package weight.
Browse Jacket FindsPants spreadsheet links are most useful when they include waist, inseam, thigh, rise, and leg opening notes. Wide denim, cargos, sweatpants, and shorts can look right in product photos but fail on fit, so measurement photos are more important than the item title.
Browse Pants FindsAccessory finds should be checked for hardware, stitching, strap length, logo placement, and whether the listing photos show the actual item. Bags, jerseys, hats, belts, and small add-ons are easy to add to a haul, but low-quality accessories can make an otherwise clean order feel cheap.
Browse Accessory FindsAfter choosing a category, use the AllChinaBuy QC photos guide, size chart guide, and shipping cost guide to decide whether the product link is worth keeping in your haul.