Listing / community photos
Helpful for shortlisting on a finds catalog or a sheet. They show what a seller claims or what another buyer once received.
They are not a promise that your unit will match. Use them to decide whether a row is worth pasting.
Warehouse QC on LoloBuy
After arrival, review seams, color, logos, obvious defects, and accessories. Request extra angles when the default set hides the risk area for that category.
Reject or open a ticket before you pay freight if something is wrong. For agent-side ticket habits, see the LoloBuy QC guide.
Category-specific glances
Shoes: shape, sole stamps, box condition if you care. Apparel: measurements vs size chart, print alignment. Bags: stitching, hardware, strap attachment.
Electronics and battery goods: confirm the item is allowed on your shipping line before you fall in love with the find.
Shoe QC example set
Listing photos might show perfect toe shape; warehouse photos should confirm sole stamp, heel cup, and color under indoor light.
If the default QC set hides the outsole, request it before freight — that is where batch differences show up.
Hoodie QC example set
Check cuff ribbing, hood seam, print cracking at edges, and measurement flat-lay if sizing was tight.
Community QC from another buyer’s batch is a hint — not approval to ship yours.
FAQ — LoloBuy QC photos
Do all spreadsheet rows include QC?
No. Some only have seller photos. Plan to rely on warehouse QC either way.
Should I ship without checking QC?
No. Warehouse QC is the last cheap moment to catch issues.
How many angles are enough?
Enough to cover the failure points for that category — shoes need soles; bags need straps and interior.