PanGlobalBuySheet

659 rows · 28 brands · every row dated

A buying sheet you can actually read

Most LitBuy sheets reach you as a screenshot: no dates, no prices you can trust, links that died last month. This one is built as rows. Each row carries a reference number, the price in CNY when it was logged, a parcel class, and a short call on whether it is worth keeping.

Newest rows on the sheet

Sorted by the date the row was first logged, not by price or by how good the item looks.

RefItemCategoryRef. priceParcelCall
133954 Nike Air Logo Pullover Sweatshirt - Black Purple Gradient Hoodies and Sweaters ¥128 Medium
Sportswear buyers prioritizing a colorful gradient design at a low price should choose this. Skip if you require a solid, uniform black color.
133951 Dior Lucky Dior Constellation Print Black Sweatshirt Hoodies and Sweaters ¥240 Medium
Graphic print enthusiasts who appreciate detailed astrological designs should choose this. Avoid if you require a plain, unprinted back or minimal branding.
133947 Comme des Garçons PLAY Heart Splatter Black Sweatshirt Hoodies and Sweaters ¥189 Medium
Casual wearers who want a simple black sweatshirt with a distinct graphic can buy this. Skip if you dislike stiff screen prints.
133942 Supreme White Hoodie with Black Box Logo Patch Design Hoodies and Sweaters ¥288 Medium
Logo collectors who want a standard mid-weight white hoodie at a moderate price should select this. Pass if you expect premium heavy-density fleece.
133930 Gucci Rhyton Sneaker with Disney Mickey Mouse Print Beige Shoes ¥468 Heavy
Collectors of heavy, chunky footwear will appreciate this solid sole. Skip it if you prefer lightweight, flexible shoes for daily walking.
133929 Nike Air Max Plus TN Ultra Gradient Aqua Wave Sneaker Shoes ¥218 Heavy
Budget-conscious buyers looking for a striking gradient should consider this. Skip it if you demand premium, high-tier sole cushioning underfoot.
133927 Gucci GG Pattern Knit Sweater in Multicolor Striped Design Hoodies and Sweaters ¥275 Medium
Pattern-focused buyers who prioritize a relaxed, dropping shoulder line will find this suitable. Avoid it if you have narrow shoulders and dislike slouchy knits.
133926 Chanel Quilted Leather CC Logo Platform Slides Black Shoes ¥248 Heavy
Wide-footed buyers must avoid this narrow, rigid platform. The steep arch and stiff footbed demand a precise foot map before you commit.
133921 Moncler Embroidered Logo White Crewneck Sweater Hoodies and Sweaters ¥114 Medium
Budget-conscious buyers looking for a basic white layer should order this row. Skip it if you require thick winter-weight fleece or a premium heavy drape.
133917 Black Hoodie with White Wing Embroidery Design Hoodies and Sweaters ¥117 Medium
Buyers demanding a highly specific embroidery density should skip this listing because of the high probability of batch drift between production cycles.
133914 AMIRI Rabbit Graphic Hoodie White Distressed Print Hoodies and Sweaters ¥285 Medium
Buyers who require high-resolution close-ups of fabric wear and print edges should skip this row because the listing lacks detail.
133913 Prada Linea Rossa Black Patent Leather Sneaker with Red Accent Shoes ¥300 Heavy
Repeat buyers should focus on the heel tab stiffness. Skip this if your first pair from this line was too narrow, as the mold has not changed.

Read it by category

Shoes96 rows · ¥100–882 Hoodies and Sweaters106 rows · ¥53–476 T-Shirts91 rows · ¥1–280 Accessories99 rows · ¥9–820 Pants and Shorts88 rows · ¥58–397 Sets and Tracksuits52 rows · ¥66–549 Jackets57 rows · ¥63–2160 Jerseys39 rows · ¥58–420 Headwear31 rows · ¥45–336

Reference prices run ¥1 to ¥2160, median ¥177 across the whole sheet. They are CNY figures from the listings, not what LitBuy charges after fees and shipping.

Brands with the most rows

Nike57 Louis Vuitton41 Burberry28 Balenciaga22 Dior22 Gucci22 Adidas20 Amiri19 Prada16 Chrome Hearts15 Moncler15 Lacoste11 Supreme11 Chanel10 Polo Ralph Lauren10 Stone Island9 Stussy8 Versace8 Apple7 Off-White7 Ami Paris6 Hermes6 Saint Laurent6 The North Face6

All 28 brands on the sheet →

Why rows, not a list of links

A link list tells you an item exists. A row tells you when it was last looked at, what it costs in CNY, how much it will cost you in postage, and — the part most sheets leave out — what the listing fails to show. Those four things decide whether an order is a mistake, and only one of them is visible in a screenshot.

Rows are also honest about their own age. Each one carries the date it was first logged and the date it was last revisited. A row that has not moved in months says so, instead of quietly pretending to be fresh.

How to use the sheet

Start from the category you actually intend to buy in rather than scrolling everything. Read the call first: it is written to be the answer, not a teaser. Then use the parcel class to plan the haul — Light rows combine well, Heavy rows usually do not, and getting that wrong is where shipping costs surprise people.

When a row says a listing leaves the essential thing unsettled, treat that as the finding. Ordering anyway is fine; ordering while believing the opposite is not.

What the prices mean

The CNY figure is the listing price at the time the row was written. It is not a quote and it does not include LitBuy's service fee, domestic delivery to the warehouse, or international postage. Sellers move prices constantly, so check the live figure on LitBuy before you pay.

Questions people ask before their first order

Is this the same as a spreadsheet download?
No. A downloadable sheet is a file that goes stale the moment it is saved. These are pages: the price is dated, the row is revisitable, and a dead listing gets pulled rather than left in a cell.
Where do the reference prices come from?
From the listing itself, in CNY, on the day the row was logged. No conversion is applied and no fee is folded in. If you want a rough figure in your own currency, convert at today's rate and then add shipping at the warehouse.
What does the parcel class mean?
It is a category-level judgement, not a measured weight. Light covers t-shirts, jerseys, caps and small accessories; Medium covers hoodies, trousers and sets; Heavy covers shoes and outerwear. It exists so you can plan a consolidated parcel before ordering, not so you can predict an invoice to the gram.
Do you check whether items are authentic?
No, and the site never claims they are. Rows describe what a listing shows and what it does not. Anything about provenance is outside what a photograph can establish, so it is left as an open question rather than answered.
How often are rows revisited?
When a price moves or a listing changes shape. Every row carries both dates — first logged, last revisited — so you can see for yourself how old the judgement you are reading is.