Order match
Confirm color, size, version and quantity against the order record.
Warehouse decision
QC photos are evidence—not a quality guarantee.
Warehouse images help confirm what arrived. They cannot prove material composition, long-term durability or how an item will fit, so inspect what is visible and request clarification when the evidence is incomplete.
Eight-point check
Read the photo set in order
Overall shape
Look for distortion, uneven panels or obvious asymmetry from a straight-on view.
Measurements
Compare photographed measurements with a garment you already own—not only a generic size label.
Stitching
Zoom into seams, hems, loose threads and alignment around high-stress areas.
Color
Remember that warehouse lighting changes color; compare several angles before deciding.
Labels & details
Check whether visible labels, hardware and printed details match the selected version.
Surface defects
Look for stains, scratches, glue marks, dents or damage from domestic transport.
Extra evidence
Request a close-up or measurement photo when the standard set cannot answer a material question.
QC
What photos cannot tell you
A responsible guide separates visible evidence from assumptions.
Do not overclaim from images
- Exact fabric composition unless a reliable label or test confirms it
- Comfort, fit or sizing consistency across different sellers
- Long-term durability after washing or repeated use
- Whether screen color exactly matches the item in natural light
- Authenticity or brand authorization
Request another photo when:
A suspected defect is partly hidden, the measurement is missing, or the selected option cannot be confirmed from the standard photo set.