Navigating the LitBuy style guide starts with understanding how the spreadsheet organizes fashion finds into intuitive categories. This guide breaks down each category, explains what to look for in QC photos, and shares insider tips for finding the best pieces at the best prices.
Understanding the Category System
The litbuy spreadsheet divides products into ten primary categories. Each category has sub-filters for style, price range, color, and size availability. Understanding these filters saves time and helps you find exactly what you are looking for without scrolling through irrelevant listings.
Shoes
Sneakers, boots, sandals, and slides. Filter by silhouette, brand style, and colorway.
Hoodies/Sweaters
Pullovers, zip-ups, and knitwear. Filter by weight, fit, and graphic style.
T-Shirts
Graphic tees, plain basics, and long sleeves. Filter by fabric weight and print type.
Jackets
Bombers, windbreakers, denim, and puffers. Filter by insulation level and length.
Pants/Shorts
Cargos, joggers, jeans, and chinos. Filter by fit and fabric type.
Headwear
Caps, bucket hats, and beanies. Filter by material and brim style.
How to Read QC Photos Effectively
QC photos are your quality assurance before purchase. When reviewing photos, check for consistent lighting that reveals true colors rather than flattering tints. Examine close-up shots of stitching, hardware, and material texture. Look for fit photos on body types similar to yours. Read accompanying notes about sizing accuracy, comfort, and durability after wear.
Price vs Quality Assessment
Not all expensive items are worth the price, and not all cheap items are poor quality. The litbuy spreadsheet helps you identify value by showing community ratings alongside prices. Items with 4.8+ ratings under $50 often represent exceptional value. Items over $100 should show corresponding quality in materials and construction to justify the premium.