The full Lovegobuy spreadsheet

First-pair-friendly trainers, insole length annotated so beginners can order with confidence.

Each hoodie row spells out the fabric weight in GSM and how the print was applied, then says what that means in practice.

Outerwear with the lining and shoulder width noted for you.

Trousers and cargos, rise and hem noted in centimetres rather than letters.

Tops with chest and shoulder annotated, so a first order fits properly.

Small leather goods and hardware, each row explaining what the metal actually is and how densely it is stitched.

Handbags and totes described by strap drop and hardware finish, with a note explaining what those actually mean.

Home pieces described in plain measurements for beginner buyers.

Gadgets flagged for battery rules, explained without jargon.

Toys with packaging condition described for anyone buying blind.

Sports equipment rows explain what the weight means once the item is boxed, and how much room it will take up.

Cosmetics and beauty items come with a note on whether the category can be shipped at all, and the reason why.

Runners described in plain language, insole length spelled out for a first order.

Zip hoodies with the GSM explained, so a beginner knows what will arrive.

Puffer jackets with fill and bulk described for anyone buying blind.

Cargo trousers, rise and thigh explained in centimetres rather than letters.

Knit tops with chest and shoulder described so the first fit is right.

Belts described by buckle and length, an easy first addition to an order.

Backpacks with strap drop and capacity explained for a first purchase.

Home storage described with real dimensions, no guessing about the parcel.

Chargers and cables with model codes explained and battery rules flagged.

Plush toys with seams and filling described for anyone buying unseen.

Fitness equipment where the weight and the packed dimensions are explained in plain words.

Skincare flagged for the rules that apply to where you live.