Kakobuy spreadsheet categories worth opening first

Different products fail in different ways. Shoes need shape checks, hoodies need fit checks, bags need structure checks, and watches need close-up detail. Start with the right category so every link you open has a clear reason.

Shoes

Check the side profile, toe shape, heel curve, sole thickness, stitching, and size conversion. Do not judge footwear from a top-down thumbnail alone.

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Bags

Look for panel alignment, strap shape, zipper finish, stitching tension, hardware color, and whether the bag keeps its structure from more than one angle.

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Hoodies

Compare fabric weight, hood shape, drawstrings, ribbing, print placement, sleeve length, and whether the fit is cropped, boxy, or oversized.

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Jackets

Outerwear needs shape and material checks. Review collar structure, zipper quality, lining, sleeve length, shoulder width, and how thick the garment looks.

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Watches

Inspect dial text, markers, date window, bezel alignment, case thickness, bracelet links, clasp finish, and close-up photos. Small errors are easier to miss here.

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Pants

Fit is the main risk. Compare waist, rise, inseam, thigh width, leg opening, fabric weight, and whether the listing shows the full silhouette.

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Shirts

Review shoulder width, chest, length, collar shape, print scale, fabric transparency, and whether measurements match the fit you normally wear.

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Sneakers

Use multiple angles. Compare toe box height, side panels, tongue shape, heel tab, outsole color, stitching, and size notes before adding to cart.

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Accessories

Small products need scale and detail. Check dimensions, finish, clips, zippers, material texture, branding, and whether photos show the exact item.

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Jewelry

Look for close-ups of clasps, engraving, stone setting, plating, chain links, and real scale. Ask for clearer QC photos when the finish is hard to see.

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How to choose the right starting point

If you know the product type, start with its category. If you only know the style, search first, then come back to the nearest category so you can compare similar items side by side.