UK BUYER SPREADSHEET

Hoobuy Spreadsheet for UK Buyer Checks

Use this board to pick a product route, note the key QC request and think about parcel impact before opening the main shopping path.

Open product paths

CATEGORY ROUTES

Choose the item type first

Start with the closest category, then use the note beside it to decide what a buyer should verify before the product moves into an order.

Trainers231 routesFit notes, box choice, sole photos Street Footwear42 routesUpper material, shape, sizing proof Tees31 routesChest width, print placement, label check Hoodies48 routesFabric weight, drawcord, front graphic Jackets27 routesPacked volume, zip close-up, lining Bottoms18 routesWaist, inseam, pocket detail Bags29 routesStrap, metal parts, inside photos Kits & Boots16 routesPatch work, numbering, boot length Caps & Scarves14 routesPanel shape, embroidery, fabric edge Small Accessories12 routesOption photo, finish, pack weight

Buyer check: keep one short note for the risk that matters most.

Before opening the shop, decide whether the source is clear, the option is correct and the final parcel still feels sensible.

Route score Source evidence Variant check Landed value Order-ready

DEEPER BUYER GUIDES

Use the right page for the question

Category routesProduct-type checks before opening the main path. QC checksPhoto and measurement requests by item risk. UK parcel planningWeight, volume, route and final haul decisions. Buyer decisionsOpen, hold, replace or remove weak rows.

UK BUYER PATH

Check first, then open the route with intent

1 Pick the product category and note the likely risk. 2 Confirm the QC proof that would change the decision. 3 Review UK parcel weight, box size and route pressure. 4 Open the shopping path only when the row is order-ready.

BUYER QUESTIONS

Quick answers before the next click

What should UK buyers check before opening a Hoobuy route?

Check the product option, QC need, parcel impact and whether the saved source is clear enough to continue.

Does this site replace the shopping path?

No. It helps buyers organise checks before they open the main shopping path.