How to Use a Kakobuy Spreadsheet to Find the Right Product
Looking for a pair of trainers, a jacket or something to finish an outfit? Start with a product search or the right category, then compare the details that change what you will actually buy: the model, colour, size and version. This guide takes you from a product idea to the exact listing you want to open, using two real Air Force 1 finds along the way.
The full catalog includes 10,000+ finds across 12 major categories. Use that variety to explore different styles; when you open a product, narrow your attention to its own options. Similar-looking shoes can lead to different listings with different choices.
Search when you know the product; browse when you want ideas
If you already have a model or product type in mind, start with a recognisable term such as “Air Force 1” or “shoes”. Add a detail such as colour if you need a narrower result. If the search comes back empty, try the product type without the extra description rather than assuming the item cannot be found.
For a less specific idea, open a category. Browse Shoes when you want to compare footwear shapes before choosing a model. The broader collection also separates clothing, bags, headwear and other product groups, so you can start with what you want to wear or carry instead of scrolling through unrelated items.
Search answers “Can I find this?” Category browsing answers “What would I like?” You can switch between them: spot a shoe style while browsing, then search its name to look for alternatives.
On a phone, open the product before making a choice from a shortened card title. Read the full option text; a colour, size range or extra instruction can be easy to miss in a compact preview.
Compare what you would receive, not just the first photo
Two white trainers may look almost identical at card size. Open the details and compare them on the same basis.
| Compare | What makes a difference |
|---|---|
| Product name and shape | Whether both finds show the model and silhouette you want. |
| Colour and style choices | Whether your preferred colour is an actual option rather than only the first image. |
| Size choices | Whether you can select an exact size, or need to clarify a range or instruction. |
| Version or other options | Whether a second choice changes the product, and whether its meaning is explained. |
| Product link | Whether each find opens the item you were comparing. |
The Air Force 1 find numbered 5747 has combined US, UK and EUR size labels, plus another option group containing 01 and 02. The separate Air Force 1 find numbered 4227 has colour and style choices in one group and numeric sizes in another. Neither the shared model name nor the white-shoe picture makes their selections interchangeable.
Compare the same colour and size before comparing a displayed price. A low headline price is not a reason to choose a different version by accident. For the unresolved 01 and 02 choices, ask what each option means rather than ranking them by price or quality.
Keep the link for the product you chose
The product number helps you return to a particular find. It is not the same as the item number in its shopping link.
For example, find 5747 points to a product with item number 7645619683. Find 4227 points to 7626327816. If you are comparing those two finds, keep the matching product link with each one. Do not substitute a link merely because the title also says Air Force 1.
Open Product 5747 to see the first example. Before continuing from a product page, match the name, pictures and option choices with the item you intended to buy. If the link now opens a different product, find the correct item before submitting an order.
Choose colour, size and any additional option separately
Work through each choice on the product, even when two menus share the same heading. In find 4227, both groups are labelled “Size”, but one contains colour and style names while the other contains numbers. The choices themselves tell you more than the repeated heading.
For shoes, read the complete size option, not just the first number. For clothing, use the product's measurements when available and decide whether you want a close, regular or loose fit. For a matching set, look at what is included and whether its top and bottom have separate sizing information.
The size, colour and version guide explains how to handle these choices. Use it when you like the product but cannot yet describe the exact combination you want.
Use QC photos at the right point
A product picture helps you choose a style. It is not automatically a QC photo of the item you will receive. Another shopper's photos can be useful for spotting details to look at, but they do not replace the photos for your own order.
In Kakobuy's purchase process, goods are bought and sent to the warehouse before inspection and photos. Once your order's photos are available, compare the visible item with your selected colour, style and size label before arranging international shipping. The QC photo checklist shows what to examine and how to ask for a useful closer view.
Open the listing with a clear choice
Before leaving the product page, make sure you can answer four questions:
- Is this the exact product and link I wanted?
- Which colour or style am I choosing?
- Which complete size option matches my request?
- Is there another option or instruction I still need explained?
If those answers are clear, open the product link and review the current purchasing choices. A spreadsheet find helps you reach the item; your selection still needs to match the options on the page where you place the order.
Ready to try it? Browse Shoes for ideas, or open Product 5747 and compare its size choices.