Kakobuy finds worth opening
72 rows from the current snapshot, spread across 8 shelves. Not everything in the catalogue — the ones that survived the checks. Filter by shelf or price band; the stream updates in place.
The finds feed
How a row gets into the feed
Resolves to a live page · price inside the normal band · seller with history · QC set or a stated reason why not. Four checks, applied weekly. That is why the feed is not 10,000 items long.
Browse by shelf
48 rows
QC focus: outsole alignment, midsole glue, tongue label, box label
7 rows
QC focus: fleece density, embroidery back, cuff stretch, drawcord metal
48 rows
QC focus: print edge, collar ribbing, side seams, shoulder taping
48 rows
QC focus: zip pull, baffle stitch, lining seams, hood structure
12 rows
QC focus: inseam, rise, hardware, hem finish
48 rows
QC focus: stitch per cm, edge paint, hardware weight, lining
48 rows
QC focus: brim shape, embroidery, strap hardware, sweatband
48 rows
QC focus: box condition, plug type, battery restrictions
Feed questions
What counts as a "find" here?
A row we would buy ourselves: it resolves, the seller has a track record, the price is inside the normal band for that item, and there is either a QC set or a clear reason why not. Most spreadsheet rows fail at least one of those.
How often are finds added?
The feed is rebuilt with each catalogue snapshot, which is weekly. Retired rows leave the feed at the same time, so the count is honest rather than cumulative.
Why are there so many unbranded items?
Because unbranded is where the value is. A blank heavyweight hoodie from the same factory as a branded one costs a third of the price and carries no customs risk. The feed does not assume you want logos.
Can I filter by price?
Yes — the shelf chips and the price bands work together. On mobile the chip row scrolls horizontally; the filter applies to the whole stream, not just what is visible.
Do finds include shipping cost?
No, and that is deliberate: freight depends on your parcel, not on the row. The estimator is there to add it back. A $12 t-shirt and a $12 pair of boots are not the same purchase once weight is priced.