LoloBuy QC Photos Before Shipping
QC photos help you decide whether the warehouse arrival visibly matches the product and variant you ordered. A consistent inspection order makes the review faster and reduces the chance that a small but important detail is overlooked.
Confirm identity first
Start with the basics: product type, color, version, quantity and included pieces. Compare the warehouse images with the original listing and your saved order notes. Check visible size or model labels where relevant. If the identity is wrong, there is little value in inspecting minor construction details first.
Review the overall appearance
Look at the full front, back and both sides when those views are available. Compare silhouette, proportions, color consistency and left-right symmetry. Lighting and camera angle can change how color or shape appears, so use multiple images before deciding that a difference is a defect.
Inspect category-specific details
For clothing, review stitching, seams, print or embroidery placement, labels, zippers, buttons and visible fabric condition. For shoes, check the pair together, sole shape, toe boxes, heel alignment, stitching, labels and included accessories. For bags and accessories, inspect hardware, closures, straps, edges and included pieces. Electronics require special attention to the exact model and shipping-route restrictions; photos alone cannot prove function.
Check sizing evidence
A tag is useful, but it does not replace measurements when fit is important. Compare visible measurements with the seller’s stated size information and your order notes. If you need another view, ask a precise question such as “show the size label and total length” rather than requesting unspecified extra photos.
Review packaging and included parts
Confirm that expected accessories or detachable pieces are visible when the order record says they are included. Note damaged retail packaging separately from product damage. Packaging choices can also affect parcel weight and volume later, so decide whether a box is necessary based on protection and current warehouse options.
Record the decision
Use three states: accepted, needs clarification and action required. Keep the reason beside the item ID. Do not submit a parcel while a relevant QC question remains unresolved. Return, exchange or refund availability depends on the current order, seller terms and timing, so use only the actions shown for that item.
Fast QC checklist
- Correct item, color, version, quantity and size label
- Front, back and side appearance reviewed
- Visible defects, marks and asymmetry checked
- Print, stitching, hardware and category details checked
- Measurements compared when fit matters
- Included pieces and packaging condition recorded
- Final status saved before parcel submission
Ask a question the next photograph can answer
A useful request names the area, angle and measurement. “Please show the removable insole beside a ruler, if that service is available” is clearer than “more shoe photos.” For a hoodie, identify whether you need flat chest width, body length or a specific print area. Check any price and service availability before requesting it.
Compare photographs taken from similar viewpoints. Lighting can alter apparent colour, and camera perspective can make one side look larger. Record those uncertainties rather than declaring a defect from a single ambiguous image. Photos cannot independently prove authenticity, material composition or long-term durability.
Separate an observation from your decision
Write the observation first: “size label matches the order; body-length measurement is missing.” Then write the decision: “needs clarification before parcel selection.” This keeps the record useful if somebody else reviews the item or you return to it later.
A visible mark may justify a focused check, while an unsupported performance claim may require evidence photographs cannot provide. Choose the next step that addresses the uncertainty. Returns, exchanges and refunds depend on the particular item, seller terms and timing; warehouse storage does not extend those rights automatically.
Use a category-specific checklist
The shoe guide covers pair consistency, sizing and boxes. The hoodie guide covers garment dimensions, cut and visible construction. After approving accepted items, use the parcel preparation guide so that packing choices match what you inspected.