Category guide
Apparel, sizing, and assortment checks
A size label is only a starting point. Fit depends on the garment cut, fabric, intended compression or drape, and the buyer's own measurements.
Use measurements, not assumptions
Compare chest, waist, hip, inseam, rise, and garment-length measurements when available. Check whether the chart describes body measurements or the finished garment. Reviews may reveal patterns, but individual fit reports are not universal sizing rules.
Read fabric and care details
Stretch percentage, lining, compression, opacity, shrink risk, and care instructions affect comfort and long-term value. A discounted garment that requires unwanted care or cannot be returned is not automatically a better buy.
For boxes, require a defined floor
An apparel assortment should disclose the minimum item count, eligible size, general product types, excluded categories, duplicate policy, and return treatment. Without those boundaries, the buyer cannot value the package responsibly.