How to choose a Litbuy category
Start with the item type before opening a long list of links. Category browsing keeps the comparison honest because each product type has different proof points. Shoes need shape and sizing checks. Bags need scale, hardware, and interior photos. Hoodies need measurements, fabric weight, and print placement.
If you are not sure where an item belongs, use the category that matches the detail you care about most. A small pouch should be checked like a bag. A cap should be checked through headwear. A tracksuit bottom should be checked with pants, not general clothing.
| Category | Use it when you want | Check before saving |
|---|---|---|
| Shoes | Sneakers, casual shoes, or footwear finds. | Toe shape, outsole, heel tab, size tag, and pair symmetry. |
| Bags | Backpacks, totes, shoulder bags, and travel bags. | Interior photos, strap joins, hardware finish, zipper quality, and scale. |
| Hoodies | Sweatshirts, heavy tops, and relaxed-fit upper-body items. | Fabric weight, shoulder width, sleeve length, hood shape, and print position. |
| Pants | Jeans, cargos, sweatpants, shorts, and lower-body apparel. | Waist, rise, inseam, thigh width, leg opening, and fabric drape. |
| Accessories | Small items where close-up details matter. | Finish, clasp, logo placement when relevant, measurements, and packaging notes. |
When to use the full list instead
Use the full Litbuy page when you are exploring without a fixed item in mind. It is useful for spotting patterns, saving ideas, and discovering product types you did not plan to search. Once you start comparing real options, move back into a category so the decision does not become a messy pile of unrelated links.
For serious comparison, save three to six products from the same category. Check the current product page, selected variant, seller notes, measurements, and recent QC photos. A category page should help you narrow the search; the final decision still needs clear product evidence.
