KakobuyAllSheetFinds / Independent brand guide

Kakobuy spreadsheet: explore finds, then choose your buying route.

Browse clothing, footwear and accessories, understand the listing behind a shared find, and see how it fits Kakobuy’s purchasing, manual-order or forwarding options.

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Browse clothing, footwear and finishing touches.

A Kakobuy spreadsheet can bring together product pictures, item names and buying links. For browsing, the useful part is the connection between a style you like and an identifiable offer. A page full of similar thumbnails is much easier to explore when those offers are grouped by product type.

Use our product categories to browse tees, shoes, jackets, bags and other finds. For an everyday outfit, a top and trousers give you the main shapes; footwear and a small accessory change the finish. A lightweight jacket and a warmer lined version can look similar in a row, so open the options for the piece that interests you.

When a row catches your eye, open the item information. The original seller link and chosen option are the useful pieces to carry into Kakobuy. They help identify the purchase even when the same image appears in another sheet.

Match the find to a Kakobuy buying route

A product you want to buy

Purchasing

A spreadsheet row usually starts here: an item link that identifies an offer. Carry the seller’s item link, chosen size and version into the purchase.

An order that needs entering

Manual order

Kakobuy also provides manual order entry. Include the seller’s product reference and clear options when entering the request.

A purchase arranged elsewhere

Forwarding

This concerns receiving a purchase you have arranged, rather than asking the agent to buy a spreadsheet find. Use the details of the purchase you have already arranged.

The link behind a Kakobuy find

Two sheets can show the same shoes through different buying links. When both refer to the same seller, item and option, you may be comparing buying routes rather than two products. A matching photograph alone is not enough to establish that.

The agent-page explanation shows how to distinguish an item from the interface used to purchase it. Keep the original item identifier when it is available.

Discovery comes before warehouse inspection

  1. Find the offer. A sheet or category points you to a listing.
  2. Select the purchase. The exact option defines the item being requested.
  3. Review the received item. Kakobuy’s warehouse flow includes inspection and weighing before parcel preparation.

Warehouse photos let you revisit the selected item after it has arrived. Understand the different kinds of product photo.

One jacket, two options in the listing

Suppose a find shows a zip jacket with both lined and unlined options. The sheet may use one photo for both. The lining, selected size and seller’s measurements tell you which option suits the way you want to wear it. Keep that selection with the link when arranging the purchase.

If you already bought the jacket yourself, the forwarding route becomes relevant instead. If you only have a style photo, browse for an actual seller offer first. Kakobuy receives purchases from different sellers, inspects and weighs them, then lets you combine selected stored items into a parcel.