10 kg iTaoBuy Haul to Italy: 20-Day Delivery, Shipping and Item Notes

What the 20 haul photos actually show

The first image is a sealed cardboard parcel. The other 19 move through the contents rather than showing one crowded group shot: three sneaker styles, shorts, a polo, T-shirts, sunglasses, socks, underwear and a football shirt with matching shorts. That order makes it possible to look at the same shoe from several angles and then examine a few garment details up close.

The title calls this a 10 kg haul, but the photos do not show a scale reading or an item-by-item packing list. Treat 10 kg as the reported parcel size, not the measured weight of the shoes or any individual garment. The visible mix is useful if you are planning a parcel with multiple shoes and light clothing; it does not tell you what the packed or billed weight of your own order will be.

Three sneaker styles, with different details to inspect

Photos 2–4 follow a gray-and-white pair with dark outlines. One view shows the side profile, another turns the shoe over to show the outsole, and a third places both shoes beside their boxes. These images let you compare left and right shoes and inspect the visible sole pattern. They cannot show how stiff the shoe feels or whether the size fits.

Photos 5–6 show a plain white low-top pair. The toe perforations and side profile are visible, so these are more useful for checking shape than the parcel image. Photos 12–14 show a bulkier light-colored pair beside its box, then focus on the side decoration and heel. If you are comparing a current listing with this haul, match the exact model and requested size first; a close-up of this order is a visual reference, not a QC photo of a new order.

None of the three pairs receives a wear test, comfort rating or size comparison in the visible discussion. The photos support a description of what arrived and how it looks from different sides. They do not support a claim about authenticity, material quality or long-term durability.

Clothes and accessories: where the close-ups help

The clothing sequence includes black side-stripe shorts, a navy polo, a dark T-shirt, socks, boxer briefs, a football kit, two more blue and green shorts and a white printed shirt. Photos 9–10 show both the front of the polo and a closer view of its collar and attached tags. Photos 17–18 show the football shirt and shorts separately. Those paired views help you identify which pieces belong together and what is printed on them; the original post does not give their measurements or an after-washing update. A question about the blue and green swim shorts in the discussion was not answered with a fit or quality review.

Photo 8 shows two pairs of sunglasses. In a comment, the buyer estimated about €6 for sunglasses sent without their box, including shipping, and described them as good for that price rather than top quality. They also found the metal-frame versions more fragile. That €6 is a historical comment about the eyewear choice, not the shipping price for the 10 kg parcel or a current product quote. The photo shows frame shapes and lenses but cannot establish hinge strength, UV protection or long-term wear.

The other direct fit note is about the underwear in photo 16: the buyer said it runs tight. No ordered size, waist measurement or comparison size was supplied, so there is no basis for a universal “size up one” rule. Compare the current listing’s waist range and stretch with a pair you own. The thread does not give comparable fit feedback for the polo, shorts or football kit, even though all of them appear in the gallery.

Italy delivery: a reported 20-day wait

In a reply about shipping, the buyer says the parcel went to Italy and that the wait was 20 days. The discussion does not identify the carrier, shipping line, dispatch date or delivery scan. The useful takeaway is therefore narrow: one mixed parcel described as 10 kg reached an Italian recipient after a reported 20-day wait. It is not a quoted transit time for the next order.

If you want to compare this example with your own shipment, record the date your parcel is actually handed to the carrier and the date it is delivered. Warehouse submission, payment and dispatch may be different moments. Without knowing which one the buyer counted from, a difference of a few days between two hauls may reflect the starting point rather than a slower route.

The “180” shipping charge and the later €40 refund

The same reply says shipping cost “180,” but does not specify a currency. A later reply says the buyer did not use rehearsal packing and subsequently received a €40 refund. It does not say why the refund was issued or show the initial and final invoices. Since the first amount has no stated currency, it would be misleading to subtract €40 and publish a final shipping price.

For anyone budgeting a similar iTaoBuy haul to Italy, keep three figures separate: the current quoted charge before dispatch, any adjustment after packing, and the final amount paid. Check whether a quote is based on actual or dimensional weight and whether shoe boxes or other packaging are included. This Reddit example establishes that an adjustment happened in one order; it cannot predict either the amount or direction of an adjustment on yours.

What this haul helps you decide before ordering

Use the gallery as a checklist for the kinds of images you may need from your own order: a side and outsole view for shoes, a heel close-up if the rear shape matters, a collar and tag view for the polo, and separate photos of both pieces in a matching kit. The seller’s current product page and the QC photos of your specific item should answer questions about the option you are paying for.

The strongest first-hand observations in the thread are the Italy destination, reported 20-day wait, the two shipping amounts as written, the sunglasses impression and the tight underwear fit. Most other items are photographed but not reviewed in use. For the polo, shorts and jerseys, confirm the actual garment measurements rather than treating this haul as a sizing review. For shoes, compare size charts or insole measurements rather than the appearance of a pair on carpet.

This makes the post a helpful visual record of a large mixed haul and one shipping experience, while leaving clear questions to check on a current order: billed weight, route, final freight charge and the measurements of the exact items selected.