Kakobuy Spreadsheet Accessories

Choose the piece before comparing the price

Most finds in this collection are jewelry and watches. Start with the shape, scale and fastening you want: two silver-colored rings or two gold-faced watches may need quite different size checks.

Rings, necklaces and bracelets: look beyond the motif

Compare the raised decoration and band width of the CJ020 ring with the design of the cross ring. A front photo helps you choose the look; an inside view and a side view help you see the opening, band and how far the decoration projects. Check the size system for each listing before carrying a size number from one ring to another.

For a necklace, separate the chain from the pendant in your comparison. Check chain length, pendant height and whether the chain is included. For a bracelet, look at the clasp and usable length when fastened. If it has removable links, ask which links can be removed and how adjustment is handled before choosing a size.

Watches: compare the case and strap as well as the dial

The square-face, black-strap watch and the round Roman-numeral watch give you two different starting points. Look at the outline of the case, numeral layout, hands and strap or bracelet. Compare case width and thickness with a watch you already wear; include the length from one strap attachment to the other if the seller provides it.

For a metal bracelet, compare its adjustable wrist-size range and ask which links can be removed. For a strap, check the shortest and longest fastening positions. A watch that has the case shape you want may still need a different strap length. Use the seller’s movement description to identify how it is powered and set; request an operation check if the available information does not answer that question.

Scarves and belts: compare the part you will actually wear

For belts, compare the strap width with the belt loops on your trousers and the buckle size with the look you want. Check the underside, keeper loop and hole spacing as well as the front buckle. The size printed on a belt may describe a different measurement from its full length.

Turn a size option into a useful measurement

Use an accessory you already wear as your reference, and compare the same start and end points. Keep parcel dimensions separate from the measurements of the item itself.

1. For a ring, measure the opening. Measure across the inside of a ring that fits the intended finger, through its center and excluding the metal band. Record the inner diameter in millimeters and compare it with the seller’s chart. The CJ020 listing uses US sizes; other ring listings may show only a number, so confirm their system.
2. For a belt, identify what the number means. The navy CD-buckle belt has an option written as “EU80=95cm (Length).” Those two numbers are not interchangeable. Ask where the stated length starts and ends, then compare the buckle-to-hole distance with the hole you use on your own belt.
3. For a chain or bracelet, include the fastening. Compare a necklace’s end-to-end length with one you wear, noting whether the clasp and extender are included. For a bracelet, distinguish its laid-out length from the wrist circumference it can fit when closed. Ask for the adjustment range if links or an extender change the fit.

A useful photo request: “Please lay this exact option straight beside a ruler and show both measuring points.” For a ring, request a clear inner-diameter measurement instead. Include the option and size you want checked.

From your shortlist to your own warehouse check

1. Save the exact piece and package you want. Note the ring size, belt measurement or watch strap option, along with the number of pieces and any box or pouch you expect.
2. Choose the option again on Kakobuy. Open “Buy on Kakobuy” from the product page, match the option to the picture and confirm its current price and availability before paying.
3. Check the item before it leaves the warehouse. Match the design and piece count first, then inspect both sides and the clasp, buckle or ring opening. Request the measurement or close-up you still need and contact Kakobuy about any mismatch.
4. Decide how to pack it. If a presentation box matters to you, check its condition and ask for a shipping quote with that packaging. Confirm how small loose pieces will be kept together and review the available route and cost before sending your parcel.

For a first order, start with a piece whose size you can compare with something you own. Check the complete cost before adding several inexpensive extras: a low item price does not tell you the final cost of the parcel. The buying guide explains each platform step.