Each fashion season brings a wave of new designs. This guide empowers you to use the Kakobuy Spreadsheet to monitor collections from popular sellers, ensuring you never miss a trend.
Why Track Seasons Systematically?
In fast-paced fashion, being reactive means missing out. Proactive tracking allows you to:
- Anticipate Trends:
- Plan Purchases:
- Compare Sellers:
- Archive Inspiration:
- Plan Purchases:
Setting Up Your Kakobuy Seasonal Tracker
Begin by downloading the official Kakobuy template
| Column Name | Purpose & Data Example |
|---|---|
Season/Collection Name |
E.g., "SS25 Resort", "FW24 Core" |
Seller/Brand |
The specific store or designer name. |
Launch Date (Expected) |
Use for pre-release tracking. |
Key Items/Pieces |
List standout items (e.g., 'cargo skirt', 'oversized blazer'). |
Color Palette |
Note dominant seasonal colors. |
Price Range |
Estimate to gauge affordability. |
Kakobuy Link |
Hyperlink directly to the collection page. |
Your Notes/Rating |
Record first impressions and personal fit. |
The Tracking Workflow: From Teaser to Trend
Step 1: Discovery & Input
Follow your favorite sellers and input announced
Step 2: Active Monitoring & Update
As launch approaches, update columns with official lookbooks, precise launch times, and confirmed items. Use the Kakobuy Link
Step 3: Post-Launch Analysis
After the release, note which items sold out fastest—a key trend indicator. Add your personal rating. This data will help predict the seller's future popular items.
Step 4: Seasonal Review & Pattern Spotting
Use filters and sorting. For example, filter by "Seller/Brand" to see one designer's evolution, or by "Color Palette" to identify the season's dominant hues across all brands.
Pro-Tips for Advanced Trend Forecasting
- Create a separate tab or sheet for "Trend Forecast" where you summarize recurring items (e.g., "blue is the new black this Fall").
- Use conditional formatting
- Share your spreadsheet with a trusted shopping circle for collaborative tracking and insights.
- Integrate a "Wishlist Priority"