Kakobuy Shoes QC: Give Every Photo a Question to Answer

Use this category to learn which footwear views are worth asking for on your own warehouse pair.

The pair photo

Question: Do the left and right shoes look consistent together?

Look for: obvious shape imbalance, color mismatch, height difference, major alignment difference.

This is the fastest overall screen.

The side profile

Question: Does the silhouette match the version I intended to buy?

Look at: toe rise, midsole line, panel placement, heel profile.

The heel view

Question: Are the rear shapes reasonably aligned?

Look for: heel height, vertical alignment, rear stitching/panel positioning, visible deformation.

The outsole

Question: Is there visible damage, dirt or an obvious mismatch that the upper photos do not show?

Do not skip the bottom simply because it is not visible while wearing the shoe.

The label

Question: Did the intended size/version arrive?

Compare the visible label with your saved order note.

The measurement

Question: Would this measurement change whether I ship the pair?

Request it when fit remains unresolved. A measurement is most useful when you already have a target number from a shoe you own.

Reference QC vs your QC

A historical QC image can teach: useful camera angles, where measurements should be placed, which details are commonly visible.

It cannot guarantee: your pair is from the same production run, your exact unit has the same shape, your size fits the same, your pair has no separate defect.

Use reference QC as a checklist builder, not approval evidence for a different pair.

Green QC category image rule

The category card for Shoes QC must use a real green-background warehouse/QC-style image with visible measurement context. Do not replace it with a normal white-background sneaker product image.