Use the right starting point
The homepage groups products into ten categories. A category card opens its own page with product picks and fit notes. The category button opens the larger external collection. Featured and budget product cards go directly to the corresponding product detail page.
The main search opens external product results in a new tab. There is no separate product search inside this guide site. If you already have a candidate, use the product link checks before adding it to your shortlist.
Understand what a product card tells you
| Card detail | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Item name and image | Identify a candidate; confirm the exact item and option on the opened page. |
| CNY price or price range | Check which size, colour or version the price covers. A starting price may not cover every option. |
| Approximate USD price | Use it for comparison; check the actual payment currency and conversion at checkout. |
| QC photo reference count | Shows recorded photo availability, not an inspection pass or proof that a photo belongs to your order. |
Selections are updated periodically. A working link or a recent selection date does not confirm current stock.
Keep a useful shortlist
- Save the exact link and selected size, colour or version.
- Record the option price and any domestic delivery charge.
- Compare the listing chart with an item you own using the size and measurement guide.
- Note missing views or measurements and request them before dispatch.
For example, two visually similar hoodies can differ in chest width, body length and fabric weight. Compare those details before treating them as interchangeable.
Check the item and the full cost
Use the QC photo checks to review visible details. A reference photo from another order does not show the condition of your own item.
Keep item cost separate from domestic delivery, optional services, international freight and destination charges. The full cost breakdown helps you compare the complete plan rather than a card price alone.