Kakobuy spreadsheet categories worth checking separately
Start with the item type before you open a pile of tabs. Similar items are easier to compare, and you are less likely to mix lightweight accessories with parcel-heavy pieces.
How to use these categories
Choose one category, compare a few similar links, then keep only the products with enough evidence to survive QC. This is faster than scrolling through a mixed spreadsheet where shoes, hoodies, jewelry and bags all compete for attention.
If you are not sure what to search, use the Kakobuy search guide to move from broad phrases like kakobuy finds to sharper category searches.
Each category has its own failure points. A good shoe find can fail on shape, while a good hoodie can fail on measurements. Category-first browsing keeps those checks visible.
- Compare like with likeJudge shoes against shoes, bags against bags, and accessories against similar small items.
- Remove weak evidence earlyIf a listing has no sizing, no close-ups, and no clear product notes, keep moving.
- Check parcel impactUse lighter categories when the haul already contains boxed shoes, jackets, or structured bags.
Check toe shape, heel tabs, sole color, pair symmetry, size conversion, and whether QC examples show both shoes from top, side and heel angles.
ShirtsLook for fabric weight, neck ribbing, print placement, sleeve length, and size chart consistency. A strong listing should show more than one front photo.
HoodiesCompare chest width, sleeve drop, fleece thickness, drawstring details, embroidery texture, and how the fit looks when folded or laid flat.
JacketsOuterwear can dominate parcel weight. Check lining, zipper finish, collar shape, sleeve length, compression risk, and whether the item is worth the volume.
PantsConfirm waist measurement, inseam, rise, leg opening, pocket placement, and fabric behavior. Fit mistakes are harder to fix once the item arrives.
BagsHardware color, stitching, strap alignment, lining, zipper pull shape, interior tags, and structure are more useful than a glossy main image.
WatchesCheck scale, dial printing, clasp photos, case thickness, movement notes, and whether the listing sets realistic expectations with close-up views.
JewelrySmall items need scale checks. Look for clasp details, finish consistency, engraving clarity, material notes, and real proportions beside a familiar object.
AccessoriesUse accessories to round out a parcel only when they have clear dimensions, useful photos, and a real purpose. Cheap extras still add clutter.
Category comparison checklist
| Category type | First thing to check | Shipping concern |
|---|---|---|
| Footwear | Shape, sizing, pair symmetry and sole details. | Boxes increase volume quickly. |
| Tops and hoodies | Measurements, fabric, sleeve length and print placement. | Usually flexible unless thick or oversized. |
| Outerwear | Lining, zippers, collar shape and material thickness. | Bulk can make a cheap find expensive. |
| Bags and accessories | Hardware, scale, finish and included parts. | Structured items may need protective packing. |
