Nike Kakobuy Spreadsheet

Compare Nike sneaker designs by the parts you will notice

Dunk and Air Force 1: compare the profile and panel colors

Open the top and rear views as well: a side photo can hide the tongue color, heel lettering or the opposite side. Save the option picture you want, especially when a seller groups several designs under one link. A familiar model name is not enough to identify the selected color or the details of a collaboration-style listing.

Air Max and Jordan: look beyond an all-black or multicolor label

Decide which parts of that design matter to you, then check them in matching QC views. An all-black color label can hide differences in texture and panel shape; angled lighting helps reveal them. Visible sole windows or a sports model name cannot establish cushioning, grip or suitability for a particular activity. Ask for supporting product information if performance is part of your decision.

Buying clothing: one piece or a complete set?

For a shorter set, compare the grey patterned T-shirt and black shorts with the black set with bright sleeve and side bands. Check the top and bottoms separately: sleeve trim, leg trim and artwork placement can change between options, even when both are described as a matching set.

If you usually wear different sizes on top and bottom, ask whether the seller allows separate selections. Otherwise, compare both pieces with garments you already wear and decide whether that fixed combination works for you. Do this before ordering; finding that the top fits does not resolve the fit of the trousers or shorts.

Check the sizing for this pair or garment

For sneakers, keep the size system and measurement separate

Some listings use EU sizes alone; others combine US, UK, EUR and CM in one option. The Jordan 3 listing includes “US9.5=UK8.5=EUR43=CM27.5.” Treat that as the seller’s label mapping for that listing, not a universal conversion for every Nike find.

1. Measure both feet and note the units. Use the longer foot when comparing the seller’s foot-length guidance, and note width if your current shoes tend to pinch. Keep the intended socks in mind.
2. Read what the chart actually measures. Confirm whether it describes foot length, a marked CM size or an insole measurement. Those are different quantities. Do not assume a printed cm value means the insole was measured with a ruler.
3. Compare the exact model and option. If the chart is missing or ambiguous, request it for the pair you intend to buy. A size that works in one Dunk or Air Max listing is not enough evidence to recommend the same size in every other listing.
4. Check both shoes at the warehouse. Match both size labels with the order. If you need an insole measurement, ask for the insole to be laid straight with the ruler’s start and end visible, where removal is possible; compare it with a similarly measured insole from a pair that fits.

For sets, make two measurement comparisons

Lay a similar top flat and fasten any zipper. Compare underarm-to-underarm width, body length and sleeves using the same start and end points as the seller. For the bottoms, compare relaxed waist width, rise, inseam and thigh width; ask about the waistband’s usable stretch separately. A flat waist width and a full waist circumference are different ways of reporting size, so confirm which the chart uses.

Use the illustrated waist, rise and leg measurement guide for the set’s bottoms. It also explains how to compare an elastic waistband and what to do when the waist matches but the leg length does not.

The light-blue jacket’s options include height and weight suggestions. Those do not state chest width or sleeve length. If you need room for a layer or have a preferred trouser length, request that measurement for the selected size rather than relying on the body-weight range.

Keep the option details through to your warehouse check

Save the selected picture, color or style code, size system and included pieces before opening Kakobuy. Recheck those details there with the current price and availability. For shoes, agree whether a box or extra laces are included; for sets, specify both garments. Compare prices only after those details match.

At the warehouse, compare your own photos with that saved choice. If a label, panel color or included piece is wrong, contact Kakobuy before arranging shipment and ask about the available solution, deadline and cost. If you plan to remove shoe boxes, ask how the shoes will be protected and what the packed parcel would cost with and without them. See the fees guide and shipping guide for the charges and route details to confirm.