Gtbuy Spreadsheet for Shoes: QC, Photos and Shipping

Gtbuy can purchase from Chinese marketplaces on your behalf, receive the goods at its warehouse, publish QC information, consolidate parcels and arrange international dispatch. For footwear that means the pair is bought from the seller first and inspected at the warehouse second, so the international shipping decision happens with the actual shoe in hand rather than with a listing photo. Always verify the original source link, seller, selected size and colourway, and price before placing an order.

Your international route is best chosen after the goods are received and the parcel can be prepared. Shoes are a good illustration: a seller photo rarely shows a size tag, a midsole seam or a scuffed outsole, and air freight on a wrong size is money spent on the wrong item. Reviewing QC first lets you compare the received pair with your original order, request a specific extra photo, retain only approved items, and price shipping on the final packed parcel instead of an early estimate.

Product price + China domestic delivery + service fee + international shipping. Gtbuy listed a service fee of 6.00 and an exchange rate of 5.97 in September 2026, and a custom photo charge of 1 per request. International shipping depends on the final parcel, destination, selected route, actual weight and volumetric size — a boxed pair can be billed well above its physical weight. Confirm current figures in your own cart.

Use a custom-photo request only when a standard warehouse image does not answer a material question about a visible detail — a size marking inside the heel, the number of lace sets included, a specific logo placement, or a local construction detail. State the request precisely and check the current charge before submitting it. A custom photo does not authenticate a product, and it does not test fit or comfort.

Use the Spreadsheet to reach the original listing, then check the seller, selected colourway or version, size, price and purchase restrictions, and keep a record of the chosen option. QC exists to compare visible received goods with that record; it is not an authenticity guarantee. If a warehouse problem appears, raise it with the order details, original listing and QC context while the pair is still in free storage, because disputes are harder to resolve once the parcel has left the warehouse.

Treat a Gtbuy Spreadsheet as a starting point, never as a substitute for the original page. Open the marketplace listing, check the seller, the exact colourway or version, the size, the price and any purchase restrictions, and keep a record of the option you selected — that record is what you compare against warehouse QC later. When you submit the request, remember that the first payment stage covers the shoe and China domestic delivery only. International freight depends on the parcel you build after the pair arrives: destination, chosen route, actual weight and volumetric size. Bulky shoe boxes are a common reason a light pair ships expensively, so decide whether you want the original box kept before you consolidate. At warehouse receipt, work through the QC photos in order: shoe style and silhouette, colourway against your screenshot, size tag or insole marking, sole and midsole finish, stitching and glue lines, hardware such as zips or eyelets, and included accessories or spare laces. Ask for a custom photo only when you can name the missing detail precisely. Approve what passes, consolidate the pairs you are keeping, and only then compare routes for restrictions, insurance terms and the final quoted cost. Confirm current fees, storage terms and promotion eligibility in your own account rather than relying on any dated guide.

Use a trustworthy Spreadsheet or curated guide as a starting point, then open every original marketplace link. Confirm the seller, colourway, size, price and restrictions on the product page before ordering, rather than trusting a spreadsheet row alone.

Warehouse photos can help check visible order details such as style, quantity, colourway, size marking, model and obvious damage. They do not establish authenticity, material quality, seller reliability or long-term durability, and they cannot tell you how a pair will fit.

The final cost depends on the items you keep, the packed parcel, destination, route, actual weight and volumetric size. Reviewing QC first helps you avoid paying international freight for a pair that still needs a return or exchange.