GTBuy Spreadsheet — Find, Compare & Buy with Confidence

The GTBuy spreadsheet is the central tool for buyers who want to find replica and alternative fashion items efficiently. Instead of browsing through scattered listings, the spreadsheet brings everything into one organized view. This guide explains how to use the spreadsheet to reduce mistakes, find the right items, and complete your purchase with confidence.

Start by understanding the category structure. The spreadsheet is divided into 11 main categories: Shoes, Hoodies/Sweaters, T-Shirts, Jackets, Pants/Shorts, Headwear, Sets, Underwear/Underpants, Jersey, Accessories, and Others. Each category has its own set of buying considerations. Shoes require attention to batch names and sizing quirks. Hoodies and sweaters depend on fabric weight and fit consistency. Jackets demand inspection of hardware and lining. By reading the category gateway on this site first, you enter the full catalog with a clear checklist of what to look for.

The filter system is the most powerful feature of the spreadsheet. You can filter by category, size, price range, batch name, and seller. For first-time buyers, the best approach is to filter by category first, then narrow by size. Do not skip the size chart. Asian sizing runs smaller than US sizing, and the size chart shows exact measurements in centimeters. Measure your favorite garment and compare directly. This single step eliminates the most common buyer mistake.

QC photos are your safety net. Before any seller ships, request quality control photos. These are photos of the actual item you will receive, not stock images. Use the QC Photos Guide on this site to learn what to inspect. Check stitching alignment, color accuracy, print registration, and material texture. Compare the QC photos against retail reference images. If you spot a significant flaw, reject the item and ask for a replacement or refund.

The notes column in the spreadsheet is where experienced buyers share their findings. It contains batch details, known flaws, sizing advice, and seller recommendations. This column is updated regularly based on community feedback. A batch that was excellent six months ago may have changed. Always check the update date and read the latest notes before ordering.

Common mistakes are easy to avoid once you know them. The biggest mistake is ordering your usual size without checking the chart. The second is skipping QC photos. The third is buying from a seller without reading the spreadsheet notes. The fourth is ignoring shipping costs. Heavy items like jackets and shoes increase shipping cost significantly. Use the weight estimates in the spreadsheet to calculate total cost before ordering.

To reduce customs risk, ask the seller to declare a reasonable value. Triangle shipping is recommended for high-value items because it routes through an intermediate country. Standard postal is fine for low-value items. Express courier is best when you need tracking and speed. Our Shipping Guide covers every method in detail.

If you are not sure what to buy first, start with a low-risk item. A t-shirt, a pair of socks, or a cap is an affordable way to test the process. Once you understand sizing, QC, and shipping, you can move to higher-value items with confidence. The GTBuy spreadsheet is updated regularly, and the community is active on Reddit. Read reviews, ask questions, and learn from other buyers. With the right approach, the spreadsheet becomes a powerful tool that saves time and money.