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Read the spanbuy spreadsheet by what it does to a parcel, not by whatever was added last.
Shoes
Sneakers and boots need a tape, not a guess. Chinese size labels often run small. Measure a pair you own and compare length in centimeters to the size chart on the listing before the row goes to the agent.
Hoodies
Weight is the story. A fleece that looks thick in a photo can be a light polyester. Ask for a fabric note, and use QC to check the cuff, the hem, and whether the print has cracked.
Jackets
Outerwear decides the parcel weight. A denim jacket or a puffer can cost more to ship than it cost to buy. Read pit-to-pit measurements, and reject a baffle that has slid to one side.
Bags
Look at hardware, stitching, and strap length. A sling or tote is an easy first row because the defect, if there is one, shows up clearly in a warehouse photo.
Accessories
Small goods are where a sheet gets casual. Still check stains, missing parts, and whether the shop sent the color on the row. Cheap is not the same as correct.