01 / THE SHORTLIST
Choose for a clear comparison.
We use the main product catalog as a source of candidate listings. Before a reference enters a page, we compare its title and picture with the page’s scope. A catalog category name alone is not enough: a sweatshirt can be filed with knitwear, or a T-shirt can appear in a hoodie category.
Each edit has a specific comparison purpose. The sneaker page groups Air Jordan 1 high-top colourways; the clothing pages compare visible designs and the next size or option checks. We aim to avoid filling a page with near-identical entries that add little to that comparison.
The small selection stays in a fixed order between editorial reviews. A new set of catalog results does not automatically become a new shortlist. New references and replacements are chosen for the page’s stated scope.
02 / THE SAVED REFERENCE
Show the price with its context.
Cards show USD estimates first, with the saved CNY product-price reference below. Estimates use a fixed reference rate of CNY 7.2 per USD 1. This is an estimate, not a live exchange rate or payment quote. The page shows the data-check date. A current merchant option may have a different price, and product amounts do not include all delivery or other applicable charges.
Both displayed currencies use the catalog’s single CNY product-price field. Where a price interval differs from that amount, we keep the discrepancy in our review notes and avoid turning it into a lowest-price or total-cost claim.
A data-check date describes when the underlying reference was checked. A content-review date describes work on the guide or explanation. Opening a page or rebuilding the site does not itself count as a fresh product check.
03 / WHAT THE EVIDENCE SHOWS
Keep pictures and claims in their proper role.
The previews on this site are catalog reference images. They help you identify a visible design; they are not photographs of the item selected in your own agent order.
Card notes describe things we can compare from the title and picture, such as colour, an opening style or a graphic. A catalog title, brand name or description is not evidence that our team has tested fabric, comfort, durability or authenticity.
We do not invent buyer reviews, ratings or first-hand wear experiences. Where a guide uses a personal report, it names that source and explains the scope of the report. Claims requiring measurements or physical testing need that evidence before they are presented as findings.
04 / THE SOURCES
Separate a platform rule from a reported experience.
For agent procedures, we check Superbuy’s official guidance and link to the relevant page. We keep platform information alongside its context rather than converting a limited statement into an acceptance, delivery or refund guarantee.
Reddit discussions can reveal useful questions or describe an individual experience. They do not establish a current platform rule. An older report about another product category is labelled as such, and promotional titles alone are not treated as evidence.
Guides include a review date and source links. Where information conflicts or an important detail cannot be confirmed, we explain the open question or leave out the unsupported claim.
05 / A CHANGE IN THE CATALOG
Review the entry before changing the edit.
If a catalog entry is confirmed missing during a check, its selected position is retained and marked for review. The product card’s destination is disabled while that status applies. An alternative is not inserted just because it happens to be next in the catalog.
A network failure or loading error does not by itself establish that an item is gone. Existing saved references remain in place while the issue is investigated. The product-link guide explains the difference between a loading problem, a changed option and an agent acceptance question.
Our saved catalog status describes the directory entry. It does not establish merchant stock or whether Superbuy can purchase and ship your chosen option.
06 / THE TEAM & FEEDBACK
Make the relationship visible.
This guide, our main catalog and buysspreadsheet.com are operated by the same team. Our product links lead to our own main product catalog. The about page explains those roles and our relationship to Superbuy.
This guide currently uses Superbuy’s help pages as informational sources and has no direct Superbuy referral sign-up button. Our main catalog has its own product-page controls; review the destination page when you continue there.
For a correction, Email the editorial team with the public product or guide URL, the detail that needs checking and a relevant source if you have one. That gives us a concrete reference for review. Our contact page distinguishes catalog corrections from agent-order questions.