Browse the catalogue by thing, not by seller
Eight category guides covering the parts of the partner catalogue where buying decisions are hardest: sneakers, bags, watches, clothing, outerwear, accessories, jewellery and electronics. Each one lists what to check before you shortlist.
Live partner listings
What each category demands from a buyer
| Category | The hard part | The question to ask | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sneakers | running silhouettes | Last shape beats size label | Read |
| Bags | structured totes | Ask for the bag standing empty | Read |
| Watches | quartz everyday | Movement first | Read |
| Clothing | hoodies | Fabric weight in grams | Read |
| Outerwear | down jackets | Baffle stitching | Read |
| Accessories | belts | Edge paint tells the story | Read |
| Jewellery | chains and pendants | Plating is a lifespan | Read |
| Electronics | TWS earbuds | Battery in transit | Read |
A sample of what the catalogue looks like
Pulled from the partner storefront: real listing photography, real product names, no hosted copies.
Categories with the most overlap
Sneakers
Midsole tooling, outsole pattern and edge finishing separate a mid batch from an entry batch faster than any upper photo.
Open guideBags
Chain and clasp weight is the clearest quality signal in a photo set, and the hardest thing to fake.
Open guideWatches
Brushed versus polished flanks show up in a raking-light photo. Ask for one.
Open guideClothing
A boxy cut lives or dies on the shoulder width. Chest measurements forgive more than shoulders do.
Open guideOuterwear
A puffer is bulky, not heavy. Freight is charged on the larger of the two, so plan the parcel.
Open guideAccessories
Hold the sunglasses against a white page in the photo. A gradient that muddies at the edge is a cheaper lens.
Open guide