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Fit bands

No tape needed

Dimensions in the listing usually decide it — bags, eyewear, small accessories.

Letter sizes

Compare a chart to a garment you own — tees, hoodies, coats, dresses, sets.

Measure first

Start with a body or garment number — shoes, pants, some headwear.

Lane notes

Letter sizes

T-Shirts & Shirts

Chest line decides fit. Light parcels; stack several tees before a coat eats the kilo.

491 finds · 464 with QC

Measure first

Pants & Shorts

Ask for waist/inseam QC if letter sizes look inconsistent.

464 finds · 434 with QC

Letter sizes

Hoodies & Knitwear

Check length and cuff photos. Cotton hoodies add weight fast — weigh before consolidating.

230 finds · 219 with QC

Letter sizes

Sets

Confirm both pieces share a size label in QC photos.

181 finds · 173 with QC

Letter sizes

Tops & Dresses

Cropped cuts make length critical — trust centimetre charts over S/M/L.

157 finds · 87 with QC

Letter sizes

Jackets & Coats

Often bill on volumetric weight; pack flat and measure the packed box.

139 finds · 106 with QC

Measure first

Shoes

Insole length beats EU labels. Heavy kilos — remove boxes when you submit if volume is the problem.

127 finds · 121 with QC

No tape needed

Accessories

Tiny weight; good for filling a parcel gap under budget.

78 finds · 76 with QC

Measure first

Headwear

Adjustable straps help; near-zero weight fillers on expensive routes.

77 finds · 77 with QC

No tape needed

Bags & Backpacks

Check dimensions, strap stitching and zip QC; bags rarely need body tape.

39 finds · 37 with QC

No tape needed

Eyewear

Frame width matters more than labels; inspect both lenses in reference photos.

29 finds · 29 with QC