Shoes on Joyagoo Spreadsheet

Shoes are where Joyagoo's warehouse step earns its keep. A pair that reaches the warehouse is marked Stored and photographed, and the order includes three to seven photos per item at no charge. Standard shots are normally three angles, and an unclear one gets retaken for free. Anything those angles miss, such as the heel tab, the eyestays or the bond between upper and sole, can be covered with detailed photos at $0.22 each, up to twenty per item.

Size from a number rather than a letter. Pull the insole out of a pair that fits you well, measure it heel to tip in centimetres, and compare that figure with the length row on the seller's chart. Put the size you picked in the order remarks when you check out on Joyagoo, so the purchase is made against something specific. A pair that still arrives wrong can go back to the seller, but that costs a handling fee plus domestic freight, so five minutes with a ruler pay for themselves.

Footwear is heavy for its size, and the box is part of the bill. One boxed pair rarely gets near the 60 cm mark, but three or four boxes stacked in one parcel can, and once any side passes 60 cm most Joyagoo lines charge on volumetric weight (length × width × height ÷ 6000) instead of the scale reading. Decide early whether you want the boxes at all, and book rehearsal packing ($3 per parcel) when you want the exact packed weight before choosing a line.

The grid spans Dunks, Jordan 4s and 1s, Air Force 1s, Yeezy knits and slides, chunky Balenciaga runners, boots, and leather sneakers from Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton. A pair can wait at the warehouse free for 90 days while the rest of a haul arrives, and the parcel then ships in one go: air lines take roughly 10 to 20 days, rail 40 to 60 and sea 45 to 85. Every other category works the same way on the Joyagoo Spreadsheet.