What LitBuy is, and what it is not
LitBuy is a buying agent. You give it a product from the Chinese marketplaces, it buys the item on your behalf, and the seller sends it to a warehouse in China instead of to your address. You do not need a mainland phone number, a Chinese address or a domestic payment method.
It is not a shop and it is not a guarantee. Nothing is inspected before it is bought, the seller is whatever the listing says the seller is, and the only moment anybody looks at the goods is when they arrive at the warehouse.
How to read an entry on this site
The verdict at the top of each product page is the conclusion. Under it, the photographs are separated into what they prove and what they cannot — a photograph can show you stitching, print alignment and whether two shoes match each other, and it cannot show you how a fabric feels or how a garment fits.
The reference price is recorded in CNY on the day the entry was checked. It is there to place the item in a price band, not to tell you what you will pay.
Why every price here is a reference, not a quote
Sellers move prices without notice, agents add a handling fee on top, and international postage is calculated later by weight once the parcel is packed. Three separate numbers, only one of which is on this page.
Treat the figure here as a sorting tool. The number that matters is the one in the cart.
The three checks before any first order
An account created through a link on this site is registered correctly from the start. There is no way to attach a referral to an account that already exists.
The first order is a rehearsal. One parcel tells you how the seller, the warehouse and the shipping line behave, and it costs the least to get wrong.
The warehouse photos are the only inspection you get. Returns are domestic while the item is still in China, and impossible once it ships.