Shortlist standard · US & EU
A promising label is not evidence. Run these seven checks—QC photos, size chart, USD peers, and shipping weight—before a find enters your shortlist.
Quick answer
Keep a Lovegobuy spreadsheet row only when you can pass the critical checks for that category. Photos and sizing matter most for fit-sensitive items; shipping weight matters most for shoes, jackets, and bags. Two hard fails usually means drop the row.
When to use it
Open one category lane, compare a few similar finds in USD, then score each survivor. Do not score a mixed feed of unrelated products.
Seven checks
Each check is a pass / fail for shortlisting—not a seller rating. Write notes beside fails so you remember why a row died.
The Lovegobuy spreadsheet row clearly belongs in the lane you are browsing—shoes with shoes, hoodies with hoodies—so QC and size chart checks stay fair.
Pass when: Label, preview, and live listing agree on the product type.
Fail when: Title says hoodie but photos show a jacket, or the category tag is a junk drawer.
QC photos or clear warehouse-style angles show identity, construction, and scale for that product type—not only one lifestyle crop.
Pass when: You can see silhouette, key details, and at least one useful close-up or tag.
Fail when: Blurry promo only, mismatched colorway, or no angles that answer your category risks.
When fit matters, the row or listing offers measurements or a size chart—not only “true to size” or a letter size.
Pass when: You can map cm (or clear fit notes) to a garment or shoe you already own.
Fail when: Fit-critical item with no chart, no measurements, and no usable QC size tag.
The USD figure is judged beside similar Lovegobuy finds, not alone. Outliers need an explanation (bundle, missing parts, different materials).
Pass when: Price sits in a believable band next to peers, or the gap is explained.
Fail when: Far cheaper or more expensive than peers with no detail—and you cannot say why.
Estimated packed weight enters the decision for US & EU door cost—especially shoes, jackets, and structured bags.
Pass when: Weight is noted, estimated, or explicitly flagged as “unknown risk.”
Fail when: Heavy-lane row with zero weight context treated as if shipping were free.
You understand the handoff path. Source words describe where the link may point; they do not prove quality.
Pass when: Original or clear agent path, and the live page matches the row.
Fail when: Broken link, wrong item, or a converted URL you cannot reconcile with the photos.
You can write one sentence citing QC photos, size chart, USD peers, source clarity, or shipping weight—not hype alone.
Pass when: “Keep because …” names concrete evidence.
Fail when: The only reason is popularity, a vague badge, or “looks nice.”
How to score
You do not need perfection on every point. You need honesty about what still fails. Critical fails depend on the category.
Re-run checks 1–2 and 5 after warehouse QC photos arrive. Spreadsheet QC badges are not the same as your unit’s photos.
Checklist FAQ
No. It scores whether one row has enough evidence to stay on your shortlist—QC photos, size chart, shipping weight, and clarity—not whether a seller is “trusted.”
Not always. A light accessory may not need deep weight notes. A shoe almost always needs size chart and QC identity. Match severity to the category.
QC photos check the unit’s look and defects. A size chart checks whether the size can fit you. Use both on fit-critical Lovegobuy finds.
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