Purchase Options

Before paying, record the selected size, colour, model and quantity. A listing can offer several products under one cover image, so compare the chosen option with the item you want.

Keep these details with the seller link. A product name or saved cover photo alone may not identify the exact option.

Size Information

Read the size information attached to that seller listing. If you compare it with clothing you own, use the same measuring points and units. For footwear, identify whether a length refers to a foot, an insole or the outside of the shoe.

These are preparation checks for your shortlist. They do not replace the size information for the selected product or establish a universal conversion between brands.

Check whether a chart describes body measurements or the finished garment, and whether chest width is measured flat or around the body. Those figures are not interchangeable. Compare a relaxed hoodie with a hoodie you like wearing, rather than using a fitted T-shirt as your only reference.

For trousers, record waist, rise, inseam and hem width separately. A pair can have a suitable waist but a different leg shape or length. Product photos help compare visible cuts; use the exact listing’s chart to decide between sizes.

Worked Example: Comparing Two Sizes

Illustrative hoodie measurements, not a catalog product: a hoodie you like measures 58 cm across the chest when laid flat and 68 cm in body length. A seller’s size A measures 56 cm and 66 cm; size B measures 60 cm and 70 cm, using the same points. A is 2 cm narrower and shorter than your reference; B is 2 cm wider and longer.

Compare those changes with the fit you want, then check shoulder and sleeve measurements as well. These figures do not establish which size will suit you. If your priority is the reference width but you want less body length, neither option is an exact match. Do not compare a flat chest width directly with a body-circumference figure.

Order Remarks

Add necessary size or colour instructions when submitting the Lovegobuy order. Make each instruction specific enough to compare with the chosen listing option. Clarify a missing or contradictory option before paying instead of leaving the purchase decision ambiguous.

Keep the selected option and written remark consistent. If the menu says one size and the note asks for another, settle that conflict before submitting. A request for a particular fit also needs concrete measurements; words such as oversized or true to size can mean different things.

Warehouse Confirmation

Routine clothing inspection compares the label or tag with the order instructions. Use the warehouse inspection steps to document a mismatched label. This check does not verify actual measurement errors or guarantee fit.

Selection Checklist

  • Exact item and seller link.
  • Size and the listing’s measurement method.
  • Colour, model, quantity and necessary remarks.
  • Warehouse labels compared with the recorded order.