Superbuy spreadsheet research / 2026

Ten categories. Ten different checks before you buy.

A category label is only the start. Use these focused checklists to examine sizing, materials, warehouse photos, packaging and route eligibility before opening the matching KakobuyMake collection.

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Choose a category by the risk you need to resolve.

A useful Superbuy spreadsheet should help you move from discovery to verification. Apparel usually needs measurement evidence. Bags and shoes can create packaging decisions. Liquids, batteries and unusual materials can change which shipping routes are available.

These notes are a research layer, not a promise about seller quality, authenticity, stock, customs treatment or shipping eligibility.

ShoesT-ShirtsClothingHoodiesPantsBeltsBagsPerfumeElectronicsOther

Category-by-category research checklist

01

Shoes / Slippers

Footwear research starts with fit evidence, not the printed size alone. Compare the seller chart with a shoe that already fits you.

  • Ask for insole length and check the measurement method.
  • Use QC photos to inspect both sides, toe shape, outsole and pair symmetry.
  • Decide whether the retail box is worth the extra parcel volume and protection.
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02

T-Shirts

Labels such as small or large are unreliable across sellers. Garment measurements and print placement provide better evidence.

  • Compare chest width, shoulder width and length with a shirt you own.
  • Inspect print or embroidery alignment, seams, collar and visible marks.
  • Confirm color and fabric description on the live listing.
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03

Fashion Clothing

Jackets and layered pieces combine fit, construction and hardware questions, so a single front photo is rarely enough.

  • Check garment dimensions and whether the seller recommends layering room.
  • Review lining, closures, pockets, embroidery and seam finish in QC images.
  • Consider item weight and bulky construction during parcel planning.
Open clothing collection ↗
04

Hoodies

Hoodies can look similar in listing photos while differing in cut, fabric weight, printing and zipper construction.

  • Compare chest, length and sleeve measurements rather than size names.
  • Inspect graphics, embroidery, drawstrings, ribbing and zipper alignment.
  • Allow for fabric thickness when estimating consolidated parcel volume.
Open hoodie collection ↗
05

Pants / Trousers

Waist labels do not explain rise, thigh room, inseam or intended fit. Build the decision from a complete measurement set.

  • Compare waist, rise, thigh, inseam and leg opening with your own trousers.
  • Check pocket placement, stitching, closures and fabric condition at QC.
  • Confirm whether measurements are flat, stretched or circumference values.
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06

Leather Belts

Belt length can mean total length or the distance to a specific hole. Resolve that ambiguity before choosing a variant.

  • Confirm the seller's measuring method and usable hole range.
  • Inspect buckle finish, hole spacing, edge paint and visible surface damage.
  • Choose whether boxes and presentation packaging should remain.
Open belt collection ↗
07

Fashion Bags

Bag research should cover capacity, strap geometry and structure as well as appearance. Packaging choices can affect shape.

  • Confirm external dimensions, strap drop and the items you expect to carry.
  • Review corners, handles, closures, hardware and panel alignment at QC.
  • Balance shape protection against volumetric shipping cost.
Open bag collection ↗
08

Perfume

Fragrance and other liquids may have limited or unavailable shipping routes. Route feasibility must come before product comparison.

  • Check current destination-specific liquid eligibility with the shipping agent.
  • Review volume, bottle protection and leakage risk before purchase.
  • Do not treat a general route estimate as approval for the actual item.
Open perfume collection ↗
09

Electronics

Electronics add compatibility, battery and restricted-goods questions that ordinary apparel research does not cover.

  • Confirm plug type, voltage, language, connectivity and included accessories.
  • Ask whether the item or battery changes available shipping lines.
  • Understand what warehouse inspection can and cannot test functionally.
Open electronics collection ↗
10

Other Stuff

Mixed-category finds need classification before comparison. Material and function determine the useful QC and shipping questions.

  • Identify dimensions, material, weight and any liquid, magnetic or battery content.
  • Write an item-specific QC checklist instead of relying on generic photos.
  • Verify route restrictions and protective packaging for the actual object.
Open other collection ↗

A three-gate category workflow

01

Resolve the variant

Match measurements, model, color and configuration to the exact live source-page option.

02

Define the QC evidence

List the angles and measurements that would change your keep, exchange or return decision.

03

Check the parcel impact

Review route eligibility, protective packaging, actual weight and possible volumetric weight.

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