In the world of agent shopping, receiving a genuine product is paramount. The final, crucial step before your items leave the warehouse is the Quality Control (QC) check. A disciplined verification process can save you from disappointment and unnecessary loss. Here is our essential guide.
The Golden Rule: Document the Source
Before you even place an order with your agent, always save the original product link
The QC Photo Comparison: A Step-by-Step Process
When your agent notifies you that the item has arrived at their warehouse and provides QC photos, follow this systematic approach. Do not authorize shipment until you are satisfied.
1. Macro Comparison: Overall Appearance
Open the original store link and your QC photos side-by-side. Look at the overall shape, color, and silhouette. Ask yourself:
- Are the colors accurate under warehouse lighting?
- Is the proportion and cut identical?
- Does the overall "look" match the seller's images?
2. Micro Analysis: Details & Craftsmanship
This is where authenticity is often determined. Zoom in on every detail.
- Stitching:
- Logos & Tags:
- Materials & Hardware:
- Serial Numbers/Date Codes:
- Logos & Tags:
3. Functional Check
Request specific photos if needed.
- Do zippers and clasps function smoothly? Ask for a video if concerned.
- Are interior compartments, pockets, and linings as advertised?
- Check for any undisclosed damage, stains, or strong odors.
When in Doubt: Take Action
If you spot discrepancies:
- Circle and Question:
- Request Exchange:
- Consider a Refund:
- Request Exchange: