The catalog, shelf by shelf, with the model question asked of each

The catalog behind this site has shelves for clothes, shoes, bags, accessories, fragrance and electronics. Only some involve a model number. Here is every shelf with the question that decides a fit.

Check firstWhether the shelf is model-first or size-first

Usually printedOption list, size chart picture, listing title

Easily confused withScreen inches or wrist sizes standing in for a model

All 16 Spreadsheet categories

Each image links to the corresponding catalog category. Start with these buying checks, then use the specialist notes below. Listing details and agent restrictions must be confirmed for your own order.

A foot in a white and silver running sneaker

SneakersCompare the length and width, not only a size label.

Puffer jackets in white, black and olive on hangers

OuterwearCheck lining, closures and garment measurements.

Dark, green and pale blue zip hoodies on hangers

HoodiesRead the chest and length measurements.

A plain white crew-neck T-shirt laid flat

T-shirtsCompare the selected print, fit and fabric description.

Jeans in pale and dark washes with faded thighs laid flat

JeansMeasure waist, rise and inseam against a pair you own.

Sweatpants in black, cream, green and gray on white

SweatpantsCheck waistband range and leg measurements.

Red and black sleeveless dresses shown on models

WomenswearUse the item measurements; sizing varies by seller.

A wall of football shirts in red, white and black

JerseysConfirm the exact version, size and print options.

A cream nylon tote bag with leather handles

BagsCheck dimensions, included straps and closures.

Black, grey and brown knit hats with contrasting knitted lettering

HatsCheck crown size, adjustment and construction.

A boxed black leather belt with a flat buckle

BeltsCompare usable length, width and buckle fit.

Black rectangular glasses frames on a white surface

EyewearRead frame dimensions; a photo does not prove UV protection.

PerfumeConfirm purchase and shipping eligibility before payment.

Silver-coloured chain jewellery laid on a dark box

JewelleryCheck material claims, measurements and included pieces.

Digital sports watches in several colors on display

WatchesVerify the model and shipping restrictions, including batteries.

A white game controller with a charging cable

ElectronicsConfirm the exact model, input rating and permitted route.

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Shelves where the model decides

The catalog this site reads is browsed by category: shelves of product cards from Chinese marketplaces, each card linking to the item. Four shelves hold most of the device add-ons, and on those the model name is the first thing to read.

ElectronicsCables, cases, covers and other gadgets. Read the connector and the model in each option.
HeadphonesEarbuds and their charging cases. Covers follow the case version, tips follow the bud.
WatchesWatches and smartwatch bands. Smart bands follow the connector and case size.
BackpacksPacks with laptop sleeves. The sleeve follows the laptop body, not the screen inches.

Searches are often faster than shelves for add-ons: phone cases, watch bands and controllers each open a catalog search.

Shelves where size decides instead

Most of the catalog never asks for a model number. These shelves fit by a size chart, and the questions there are about your body, not your devices.

SneakersShoe size, read from the seller’s chart in centimeters.
Coats and jacketsChest and length from the size chart.
HoodiesChest width and body length.
T-shirtsChest width and length.
JeansWaist and inside leg.
SweatpantsWaist and length.
Women’s clothingA catalog search; each listing has its own size chart.
Sports shirtsChest width; cut varies by listing.
Hats and capsHead circumference, or an adjustable strap.

This site has nothing to add on those shelves beyond one habit: lay a similar garment of your own flat, measure it, and hold those numbers against the seller’s chart. The fit guides for clothes live elsewhere; here they would only dilute the one question this site is for.

Shelves with a measurement in place of a model

A middle group fits by one number rather than a chart or a model. Plain watch straps go by the distance between the lugs. Eyewear goes by frame width. Rings go by size, belts by length, bags by inside dimensions. Fragrance fits nobody in this sense.

WatchesPlain straps by lug width; smart bands by connector.
EyewearFrame width and temple length.
JewelryRing size, chain length.
BeltsLength and buckle width.
BagsInside dimensions in centimeters.
FragranceNo fit question; volume and concentration only.

These are measurements, not models, so the Device fit card does not cover them.

Searching the catalog for an add-on

The home page opens with a catalog search. For add-ons, search the add-on word first (case, band, cover, sleeve, grip), then narrow by reading options, not by stuffing model names into the query. Listings stack many model names into their titles, so a search for one model returns listings for its neighbors too.

Once a listing looks right, the listing titles page explains how to read its option list, and the Device fit card tells you which identifiers to check for that kind of add-on.

If a search returns too little, try the plainer word: cover instead of folio, band instead of strap, film instead of protector.