Fit categories
For shoes, hoodies, pants, jackets, and shirts, treat measurements as the main evidence. A size name is not enough unless the listing gives item-specific numbers.
Kakobuy categories
Start with the item type you want, then use the category notes to decide what evidence matters before ordering.
Category decision rules
The best category is the one that tells you what to inspect before price, not just where to click.
Detail categories
For bags, accessories, watches, and small goods, inspect close-ups, material, finish, hardware, scale, and inside views before trusting one front photo.
Shipping-sensitive categories
For electronics, fragile items, boxed shoes, and padded jackets, check weight, batteries, volume, restrictions, and return difficulty before adding them to a haul.
Clothing
Use this when you are not sure whether you want shirts, hoodies, pants, jackets, shorts, or sweaters yet. Check measurements, fabric weight, fit photos, and whether the size chart looks item-specific.
OpenShoes
Check size conversion, toe shape, heel shape, side profile, sole photos, stitching, and whether keeping the box is worth the extra shipping volume.
OpenBags
Look closely at dimensions, hardware, lining, strap length, zipper details, logo placement, and inside photos. Bags are easy to misjudge from one front image.
OpenAccessories
Easy to add, easy to overbuy. Check scale, material, finish, weight, and whether the piece still makes sense after shipping and handling are added.
OpenElectronics
Check compatibility, plugs, batteries, voltage, return rules, and whether your preferred shipping line accepts the item. Avoid anything you cannot inspect properly from QC photos.
OpenHoodies
Measure length, chest, shoulder, and sleeve. Also check fabric thickness, print placement, cuff quality, and whether the fit is meant to be cropped, boxy, or oversized.
OpenPants
Check waist, rise, inseam, thigh width, leg opening, and fabric weight before trusting the size label. Pants are one of the easiest categories to get wrong by size name alone.
OpenJackets
Look at lining, zipper photos, fill, sleeve length, measurements, and packed weight. Jackets can be expensive to ship, especially when they are padded or boxed.
OpenPick a category before you compare prices
Different categories fail for different reasons. A good shoe listing can still be a bad jacket method, and a good accessory habit can be risky for electronics.
For fit-based categories, focus on measurements and real photos. For detail-based categories, focus on close-ups and material clarity. For shipping-sensitive categories, think about weight, volume, fragility, and line restrictions before you order.
If two items look equally good, choose the one with clearer evidence. Better information is usually more useful than a slightly lower listed price.
