BoonBuy Spreadsheet 2026 — Verified Links, QC Photos & Shipping Weights

Couriers bill you on whichever number is larger: the real weight, or the volumetric weight, which is length × width × height in centimetres divided by 6000. A 900 g puffer jacket that packs into a 45 × 35 × 20 cm box bills as 5.25 kg. Across the 633 listings here with real warehouse measurements, the volumetric figure is the one you pay on 587 of them — 93% — which is why bulky, compressible items are the expensive ones to ship.

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QC is the one moment you can reject an item before it leaves China; once you confirm shipment, you own it. Look at what actually varies between batches — stitching density and alignment, glue bleed along the sole, print registration, hardware weight and labelling. The photos published on this site were taken in a shopping agent’s warehouse when earlier buyers’ orders arrived, so they show real batch variation, but they are not photographs of your parcel and not BoonBuy’s inspection record.

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Asian sizing runs roughly one to two sizes small, but the offset is not constant across categories and not constant across sellers, so no universal conversion table is reliable. Use a chart to get in range, then decide with measurements: take a garment you already own that fits the way you want, lay it flat, and measure chest pit-to-pit, length, waist and inseam. For shoes, measure your foot in centimetres instead of trusting the EU label.

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You pay twice, at two different times. First the item price plus domestic Chinese shipping to the warehouse, which is usually small; then international shipping once the parcel has arrived and been weighed, which is frequently more than the item itself. The QC round sits between those two payments — that is your inspection window, and the last point at which you can still refuse the item.

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The agent reads only two things from a link: which platform, and which item ID. Everything else in a marketplace URL is tracking noise. App share links are the usual failure, because they hide the real item ID behind a redirect — open the listing in a browser and take the ID from there. Every listing on this site publishes its platform and item ID as plain text, so you can rebuild a link that has gone dead.

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It is a data check performed when the site is built, not a physical inspection of the goods. A listing counts as verified only when the source item resolved through the agent’s own product API, its price was re-checked inside our freshness window, it carries a description written for this site, and it has exactly one primary image with a recorded source and rights note. Anything that fails a check keeps its page but drops out of the count.

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