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The spreadsheet, shelf by shelf

Pull from sixteen shelves, note the seller as you go, and the rest of the pipeline gets shorter.

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The shelves, with bigger photos

Same sixteen shelves as the front page, served larger so the product photos can be judged at a glance. Womenswear runs through a search feed rather than a fixed shelf, so its card is badged differently.

Grid of chunky running sneakers in grey, beige and pastel colourwaysSneakersCategory
Light grey zip-up blouson jacket photographed flat on a hangerOuterwearCategory
Dark hoodies and a shell jacket hanging in a row, one with a sleeve badgeHoodiesCategory
Sixteen black and white printed tees laid out in a four by four gridT-shirtsCategory
Four pairs of straight-leg trousers with cross prints, white and blackJeansCategory
Relaxed-fit joggers in navy, cream and brown laid flatSweatpantsCategory
Model in an oversized white striped shirt and white socks, seatedWomenswearSearch results
Football training tops and matching track pants in club coloursJerseysCategory
Pale grey monogram-embossed tote bag with twin handlesBagsCategory
Six embroidered baseball caps in black, orange and two-tone colourwaysHatsCategory
Coiled brown leather belt with silver studs and a western buckleBeltsCategory
Double-bridge aviator glasses with clear lenses on a black caseEyewearCategory
Deep blue gradient cologne bottle with a magnetic capPerfumeCategory
Clover-motif necklace with alternating white and violet stonesJewelleryCategory
Black-dial dive watch with a steel bracelet, crown at four o'clockWatchesCategory
White wireless earbuds beside over-ear headphones in two coloursElectronicsCategory

How to judge a listing from its card, in three habits:

  • The photo set beats the title. Open the card and count angles: a listing that shows stitching, sole and size tag survives an inspection photo round much more often than a single glamour shot.
  • Check the price basis. Catalogue prices are the store's own figure converted for display; the agent later charges the store price plus domestic freight, so treat the card as a pointer, never a quote.
  • Note the seller while the page is open. You will group by seller later anyway; writing the shop name next to the saved link saves one whole pass.
Six plain hoodies in muted reds, greys and navy photographed flat in two columns
A listing photo set worth saving: repeated flat shots in every colourway, so what arrives can be compared against what was shown.

Shelf labels lie occasionally, photos never do

Any big catalogue carries a few near-misses: a padded jacket filed under womenswear, a bag photographed so tight it reads as a belt. We hit several while picking the card images for this site and threw the misfits out by eye. Do the same with your own pile: before a link goes in, make the photo say what the label claims. A ten-second look saves a wrong-category purchase that no refund flow enjoys unwinding.

Black quilted puffer jacket on a hanger in front of a window blind
Filed under womenswear in the source catalogue; the photo says puffer jacket. Trust the pixels over the label.

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