How to use this iTaoBuy Spreadsheet directory

The homepage has dedicated directories for shoes, hoodies, T-shirts, jackets, pants, shorts, bags, hats, down jackets and perfume. Choose the item type first when you want to explore several listings. A category page stays on this directory, shows the matching catalog cards and offers more pages when the list is long.

The homepage search is a different route: entering a product name or brand opens a separate product search outside this directory. Use it when you already have a fairly specific term. If you want to compare several variants here, open the relevant category instead and keep your place while you inspect the cards.

A broad category is usually a better starting point than assuming the first similar thumbnail is your exact item. Narrow your shortlist by the pictured shape or style, title and any reference price shown before following a product link.

Each card presents a catalog title and preview image. It shows a reference price in CNY when the record has one, sometimes as a range; otherwise it asks you to view the price. An approximate USD figure may appear as a convenience, not as a live checkout conversion. These are useful comparison fields, but none of them establishes the current offer.

A card may also show a QC count when the catalog record reports a positive photo count. This page does not display those underlying inspection photos. A higher count is not a quality score, and no count on a card does not prove that photos do or do not exist elsewhere.

Read the title and image together. If they seem to describe different colors, models or items, keep that uncertainty visible in your notes. A thumbnail cannot confirm fabric, fit, authenticity, live stock or the exact product option that will be offered after you click.

Suppose you are looking at two similar shoes in the Shoes directory. First note each card’s title, visible color and reference price if shown. Open each card in its own tab, then compare the full listing’s selected model, color, size options and current price. This is an example of a comparison method, not a claim about any particular shoe in the catalog.

Two nearly identical preview images do not establish that the sellers, variants or measurements are identical. Look for a size chart or measurements on the full listing if fit matters. If one listing omits the detail you need, mark it as unknown instead of treating the other card’s information as interchangeable.

Keep the exact URL and selected option for any candidate you may return to. That gives you a reliable point of comparison if titles, thumbnails or reference prices change later.

A card opens an external product page in a new tab. Check that the destination still describes the item you intended to inspect. Confirm the selected size, color or model, current price and any material or measurement information you need, where those details are available.

If the destination shows a different item, a changed option, a broken page or information that conflicts with the preview, do not use the card as proof. Try another listing or ask the seller or checkout service for the missing detail. If a specification is absent, this directory cannot fill it in.

The shopping service that takes an order sets the applicable checkout, delivery and after-sales terms. Finding a product under the iTaoBuy Spreadsheet search phrase does not mean that clicking its card places it in an iTaoBuy cart or makes an iTaoBuy policy apply to that external order.

A reference card price is only one part of a possible order. Before paying, check the chosen option’s current price, service fees, delivery quote and any import charges relevant to your destination. Do not assume the approximate USD figure includes those amounts. The final total may depend on the checkout and shipping route you choose.

Read the delivery and return terms shown by the seller or service that will handle your order. For some items, especially fragrance, shipping eligibility may depend on the exact product, carrier and destination. A category listing alone does not establish that a route will accept it.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission recommends comparing product details and total costs, checking delivery and refund policies, and keeping purchase records. If you cannot confirm an important size, option, shipping method or return condition, treat that as an open question before ordering.