Review Kakobuy warehouse QC before authorizing international shipment by checking the received item against the exact order: product, quantity, version, size, color and included parts. Inspect the photographs for visible damage and request a specific missing view or measurement when it could change your decision. Separate a confirmed mismatch from an uncertainty that the pictures cannot resolve. Do not interpret a photo set as a guarantee of authenticity, fit, durability or successful delivery. If something is wrong, check the current order's return or exchange terms promptly and contact Kakobuy before packing the item into a parcel. Available inspection services, fees and deadlines must be verified in the live account.
What QC evidence answers
QC means quality control. In this context, it is the inspection information associated with an item received at the purchasing platform's warehouse. Kakobuy's official workflow includes inspection after goods arrive, with checks such as defects, size and color. This is different from a seller's product photography and from a catalog image saved before you ordered.
Begin with the order record. Identify what you paid for and what the seller was instructed to supply. Then inspect the corresponding warehouse record. A photograph of a similar product from a different order cannot establish the condition of the item assigned to you.
| Question | Evidence to inspect | If the evidence is missing |
|---|---|---|
| Is this my selected version? | Order options, identifying label and relevant views | Request the identifying detail |
| Is the quantity correct? | Whole order or separate components | Ask for a count confirmation |
| Does the size label match? | Readable label and order size | Request a clear label view |
| Does a crucial dimension match? | Tape placed at specified points | Request that measurement |
| Is there visible damage? | Full view plus close-up of the affected area | Request another angle |
A positive answer to one question does not answer the others. A correct label can coexist with an unsuitable garment measurement. An attractive front view can coexist with a missing accessory.
Establish what you expected
Before judging the photographs, gather the product URL, the selected option text, quantity and any seller confirmation. If you saved a size chart or option image at purchase, use that specific record. Listings can change, and the main image may show a different variant from your selection.
Write the important acceptance conditions in ordinary language. For a garment, that might mean the ordered size label, a suitable chest width and no visible tear. For a bag, it might mean the selected style, the correct strap and working-looking closures. These are your requirements; they should not be presented as universal quality standards for every buyer.
If you have not ordered yet, use the pre-order listing checklist. That page helps evaluate the seller's information. This guide deals with the separate question of what physically reached the warehouse.
Inspect identity before cosmetic detail
Check the complete item first. Compare its silhouette, obvious color, selected style and components with the order. For paired goods, confirm that both are present. For sets, identify each promised part. For a collection listing with many styles, compare the received design with the selected option rather than the title alone.
Do not let a familiar logo settle the identity question. A title, print or badge can identify a claimed design without proving authenticity. A label that cannot be read is insufficient evidence, even when the surrounding item looks plausible.
Next inspect visible condition. Look for tears, cracks, missing pieces, major stains or damaged hardware. If a mark might be a reflection, shadow or fold, ask for another view before describing it as a confirmed defect. This avoids both ignoring a real problem and demanding a return based on a photographic artifact.
Match the inspection to the product
For clothing, inspect seams, print placement, fastening areas and any measurement that matters to your fit. A size tag alone does not confirm finished dimensions. When comparing a tape photograph, make sure the points and units are clear. A folded garment is difficult to compare with a flat measurement.
For shoes, inspect the pair together and separately where needed. Review size labels, sides, heels and soles. A top view cannot answer every construction question. Do not convert an external sole measurement into a recommended foot size without an appropriate product-specific reference.
For bags and accessories, inspect attachment points, closures, straps and supplied parts. A photo may show that a zipper is present without proving repeated operation. For electronics or sealed products, confirm what inspection was actually performed. Exterior photos are not evidence of electrical safety, battery health or full functionality.
If fit is the deciding issue, the sizing guide explains how to distinguish garment measurements from body measurements. If the issue is source identity, the marketplace-link guide helps preserve the exact listing and variant.
Ask for evidence that changes a decision
A useful request names the item and the unresolved point. For example: “For this order's size M, please photograph the garment laid flat with a tape across the chest from one underarm seam to the other.” This is an editorial example, not a claim about an included Kakobuy service. Check whether the requested measurement is available and whether a fee applies.
For damage, identify the location: “Please show the lower left panel in another angle; I cannot tell whether the dark area is a stain or shadow.” For a missing component, describe the part and ask whether it was included with the warehouse item.
Avoid requesting many unrelated extra pictures simply because more photographs feel reassuring. Choose the evidence that can resolve the reason you are hesitating. If staff cannot supply the necessary evidence, retain that uncertainty in your decision rather than treating silence as confirmation.
Decide before international packing
Classify your result as acceptable, confirmed problem or unresolved. Acceptable means the evidence supports the requirements you identified. A confirmed problem means you can explain the mismatch with the order. Unresolved means a necessary fact remains unknown.
For a confirmed or important unresolved issue, contact the purchasing platform before submitting the item for international shipping. Keep the order reference and relevant pictures together. Ask about the available remedy and its cost instead of assuming every reason permits a free return.
Kakobuy's return-related help page describes circumstances involving seller agreement and possible return freight, with funds credited to the Kakobuy account balance after completion. Check the current terms for your specific order. This is not a promise that disliking an item automatically produces a refund to your bank card.
Recent buyer questions about rejecting items after QC show why this distinction matters. Community replies are useful for identifying questions, but the live order terms determine what action is available.
Common mistakes
- Comparing the wrong order or an unrelated buyer's photos.
- Treating the main seller image as the selected variant.
- Looking at cosmetic details before checking identity and quantity.
- Assuming a readable size tag proves that an item fits.
- Using unclear photographs to make confident claims about materials or authenticity.
- Waiting until international shipment to raise a warehouse issue.
- Assuming a return, exchange or refund method without checking the order terms.
After resolving QC, record which items are ready and which remain on hold. Use the haul-planning guide to decide what belongs together, then the shipping checklist for the parcel itself.
FAQ
How many QC photos should I receive?
There is no photo count promised by this guide. Check the current inspection service and your order. The important issue is whether the available views answer the questions needed for that item.
Can QC prove that a branded item is authentic?
A visual photo review cannot provide that guarantee. Brand labels and catalog categories are identifying information, not authentication evidence.
Should I ship an item if a critical measurement is missing?
Resolve the measurement question first when it determines whether you will accept the item. If it cannot be established, make a conscious decision about that uncertainty before shipping.
Does a negative QC decision guarantee a refund?
No. Seller agreement, product conditions, timing, freight and platform terms can affect the remedy. Ask through the current order while the available options can still be checked.
Keep the exact product and option in view. When information is missing, resolve the question before ordering or shipping.
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