Start with the item you need
A spreadsheet is an index of product leads. Pick a category first, then narrow your choice by the type of item, fit and budget you have in mind. A small shortlist is easier to compare than dozens of unrelated links.
This directory groups selected products into categories. Each card shows a listing image, an item price and a QC photo count when one is available. Open a product to review its current details before relying on a saved price or photo.
Read each product card correctly
| Card detail | What it helps you compare | What to confirm on the live page |
|---|---|---|
| Main image | The listed style and appearance | Selected color, version and included accessories |
| CNY item price | The product cost in the saved snapshot | Current variant price and additional charges |
| QC photo count | Whether historical inspection photos are recorded | Useful angles, matching variant and your own order photos |
| Category link | Related types of products | Exact model, dimensions and stock |
Search submits your item name to an external product search in a new tab. Product cards also open external details. Keep the category page open so you can return to the same comparison instead of losing track of similar-looking products.
For a closer look at the amounts on those cards, read why spreadsheet prices can differ from product pages.
Use QC photos as evidence
QC means quality control. The count records available inspection photos linked to a product. It does not tell you who inspected the item, when the photos were taken or whether a new order will match them.
Compare the photos with the exact color and size you plan to order. Look for angles that reveal construction: seams and measurements for clothing; heel, toe and outsole for shoes. If the needed detail is absent, make a note to request it.
Example: compare two sneaker listings
Suppose two listings show a similar grey low-top sneaker. Listing A costs ¥200 and has several historical QC photos; listing B costs ¥220 and has clearer insole measurements. These are illustrative listings, not current offers.
First match the model, colorway and included packaging. Then compare the measurements and useful photo angles. A larger QC count does not make A the better choice if its photos show a different variant. Keep the unanswered question beside each link before comparing the total cost.
A useful comparison note: model / color / selected size / measured fit / item price / missing detail / live product link. Keep one note per exact variant.
Build a short, useful comparison
Save three to five candidates. For each, note the size measurements, item price, available photos and one unanswered question. Compare the same size and variant across listings.
An item price is only part of a parcel budget. Domestic delivery, payment costs, optional services and international shipping may be separate. Confirm the current total in the purchasing service you choose.
What if a spreadsheet link is dead or the price changes?
Recheck the product title, model and selected option. A changed price can reflect a different size, accessory bundle or expired listing. Do not assume that the first visually similar result is the same product.
- Return to the category or search using the exact model and color.
- Open a replacement listing and compare its own specifications, price and photos.
- Update the saved link and notes; remove a candidate if its key details remain unclear.
If a saved address fails, compare the common causes of spreadsheet link errors before treating the product as unavailable.
Check the live listing before ordering
The product button opens a separate tab so you can keep your shortlist here. Check stock, selected options, dimensions and seller information on the destination page. Links and prices can change after this directory was refreshed.
If you use FSBuy to place an order, follow its current purchasing instructions and check the order details before paying. After an item reaches a warehouse, compare the actual order photos and measurements with your notes.
Can you buy directly from this spreadsheet?
This directory does not accept orders or payments. Use the destination product page to confirm what you are buying and which service handles the purchase. If you later use FSBuy, follow the current purchasing workflow in your own account; do not assume that an outbound link has already created an FSBuy order.
Before moving on, you should know the exact variant, why it suits your needs, which measurement supports the size choice and what remains to be checked after warehouse arrival.