Litbuy spreadsheet categories that match what you actually want to compare

Use the category that fits the item risk, not just the first word in the title. The links below take you to matching FindsIndex category pages, with notes on what to check before you keep a row.

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How to choose the right category

Pick the category where the hardest QC decision happens. If shape matters most, start with shoes or bags. If fit matters most, start with clothing. If tiny details matter most, start with watches, jewelry, or accessories.

Shoes

Best for sneakers, boots, slides, and footwear rows where shape, batch, sole work, glue, sizing, and side-profile QC matter.

Open shoes

Bags

Use this for backpacks, crossbody bags, totes, wallets, and rows where structure, stitching, hardware, zipper quality, and material grain need closer inspection.

Open bags

Hoodies

Good for pullover and zip hoodie searches. Compare measurements, blank weight, print placement, wash behavior, zipper alignment, and sizing notes.

Open hoodies

Jewelry

For chains, rings, bracelets, pendants, and small pieces where finish, clasp quality, engraving, weight, and close-up photos decide the value.

Open jewelry

Watches

Use this when bezel alignment, bracelet finish, case shape, clasp detail, dial spacing, and close-up QC photos matter more than the listing title.

Open watches

Pants

Best for denim, cargos, shorts, and trousers. Compare waist, inseam, rise, fabric weight, wash, pocket placement, and silhouette before you rely on the label size.

Open pants

Jackets

For puffers, shells, denim jackets, and outerwear where measurements, fill, lining, zipper quality, collar shape, and seasonal availability need checking.

Open jackets

Accessories

Use this for hats, belts, glasses, small add-ons, and mixed items that do not fit a stronger apparel category. Check finish, fit, hardware, and practical shipping risk.

Open accessories