What should I check in Kakobuy QC photos?
Shape, stitching, print placement, labels, hardware, color, measurements and any visible damage.
Updated September 2026
Kakobuy QC Guide 2026: How to Check Before Shipping
Use QC photos to catch visible problems early, before you commit to international shipping.
What QC is really for
QC is the warehouse photo stage where you can inspect the item you actually received, not the seller mockup. The goal is to catch obvious issues while the order is still easy to exchange or reject. If you are also worried about fit, keep the sizing guide open while you review the photo set.
Good QC review means checking the exact item, not trying to guess hidden quality from one front photo. Look at the full photo set and compare it with the listing and your own expectations. If you want a broader buying context, start with the Kakobuy review first.
What to check first
- Product shape and proportions
- Stitching, seams and edge finishing
- Logo, print and label placement
- Color tone and obvious stains or marks
- Buttons, zippers, hardware and accessories
- Measurements shown in the QC set
For clothing, measurements matter as much as appearance; use the sizing guide to cross-check the numbers. For shoes, focus on shape, toe box, heel structure and side panel alignment. For accessories, check corners, stitching and hardware close-ups.
When to reject or request more photos
If the photo set shows a wrong size, clear damage, a missing piece or a major mismatch, do not approve too quickly. A small question now is cheaper than a parcel problem later.
Practical rule: if a detail would make you hesitate in hand, ask for another photo before you ship.
If the issue is subtle, ask for a better angle or a measurement shot. That is usually enough to make a safer decision.
QC by category
Hoodies and tees: check print placement, collar shape, sleeve length, tags and stitching. Shoes: check silhouette, sole shape, toe box and symmetry. Jerseys: check lettering, spacing and color. Bags and accessories: check hardware, corner shape and surface finish.
The useful habit is simple: compare the photo set against the product page, then compare the item against your own must-have details.
FAQ
Can QC photos prove authenticity?
No. They only show the visible condition of the exact item that arrived in the warehouse.
When should I ask for more photos?
Ask when size, color, label position or a small detail could change your decision.