Your sneakers checklist
Measure both feet in centimetres and compare with the seller’s chart. A familiar EU or US number is not enough.
Ask for the insole measurement and clear photos of the heel, outsole, toe box and both shoes together.
Compare the selected size and colour with the exact item in the warehouse photos.
Consider the shoebox dimensions before estimating international shipping. Bulky packaging can change the billed weight.
What should I check first?
Start with the seller’s size chart and the version you selected. Then use warehouse photos to check visible details. Photos alone do not establish authenticity or long-term comfort.
How do I compare an OSSBuy shoe size chart?
Write down the seller’s unit and whether a figure describes foot length, insole length or outsole length. These are different measurements. Compare the same measurement across listings and check both feet; EU, UK and US labels alone do not establish the fit.
Which sneaker QC photos are useful?
Keep photos of both shoes, their side profiles, heels, toe boxes and soles together. If fit is uncertain, request an insole measurement with the ruler visible. Match the colour and selected version to your original reference before judging the visible details.
Does removing a shoebox reduce shipping cost?
It can change packed dimensions, but the effect depends on the route’s billing rules and the final parcel. Ask for a packed quote and consider protection before removing packaging. A smaller box does not guarantee a lower charge.
Keep the exact listing and measurements in the OSSBuy comparison tool. Use the warehouse QC checklist to record missing evidence and the shipping cost guide before comparing delivered totals.
A listing is a candidate, not a promise. Recheck the exact variant, current price and available evidence before ordering.
