Start with the whole item
Check that the photographed item broadly matches the listing you intended to open: product type, colour, shape and obvious variant details. If the view is cropped or unclear, treat the question as unresolved.
QC means inspection of visible details.It does not mean authenticated, approved or guaranteed.
Then check the details that matter
- Look for obvious damage, stains, loose stitching and misaligned visible details.
- Compare colours across several images; warehouse lighting can shift how a colour appears.
- Use a measurement image where one exists, but check how the tape is positioned.
- Check labels only as visible construction details. A label in a photo is not proof of origin.
What if there are no QC images?
Do not infer that a product passed inspection. This site labels QC only when evidence was observed on the source record. Check the current external page and its own terms before paying.
Agent rules are not universal
Image counts, additional-photo requests, fees and return windows can vary and change. This guide deliberately gives no fixed figure. Review the chosen agent's current official terms.