The catalogue
The Lolobuy Spreadsheet, all sixteen categories
This is the browsable product index behind every "Search" and "Category" link on this site: a shared catalogue organised into sixteen categories, searchable by plain description. It is not run by Lolobuy or by this site — it is the discovery layer that sits in front of the agent order.
Using the catalogue
This page is an index, not a store
How the categories map to real listings
Fourteen of the sixteen tiles above point at a dedicated category page in the shared catalogue. The fifteenth, Womenswear, is different: the catalogue has no standalone women's section, so that tile is a search for the word "women" instead — it returns real results, just ranked by keyword match rather than filed under a formal category, and the first page tends to lean toward outerwear. The sixteenth, Electronics, is the broadest tile and spans phone cases through small accessories rather than one product type.
Every tile links straight to the catalogue in a new tab. Nothing on this page processes an order, holds stock, or sets a price — that happens once you take a specific listing to Lolobuy and submit it as a purchase request.
Reading a listing before you commit
Catalogue cards are pulled from live marketplace listings, so the title on the card is often the seller's own shorthand rather than a clean description — a jacket might be titled with a size code and a factory name instead of a colour. Before you submit anything through Lolobuy, open the original listing, check the seller's own photos against the card photo, and read the seller-picking notes on this site for what tends to go wrong.
For the size charts, QC-photo rules and tag conventions mentioned on individual listings, the Lexicon has entries for most of the shorthand you will run into.
Search tips
When a tile isn't specific enough
Searching beyond the sixteen tiles
The sixteen categories above are a fixed starting set, not the limit of what the catalogue holds. The search box in this site's own hero section sends a plain-text query straight to the same catalogue, so a specific material, colour or item type that does not map neatly onto one of the sixteen tiles — "linen blazer" or "enamel pin," for instance — is worth typing directly rather than browsing category by category.
Search queries and category clicks from this site carry a UTM tag identifying this site as the referrer. That tag does not change price, ranking or availability; it only tells the catalogue where the visit came from, the same way any referral link works.