Start with the product type
Open the Shoes or Jackets hub before adding a brand or free-text query. For shoes, useful maintained groups include running, basketball, casual, boots, loafers and sandals. For jackets, the source mapping supports puffer, windbreaker, denim, bomber and track groups. These labels describe browsing placement; they do not establish performance or composition.
Compare the same visible fields
For a shoe shortlist, compare silhouette, sole, closure and pictured colorway. For jackets, compare length, closure, collar, pocket layout and visible graphic placement. Open every available image because a cover rarely shows the complete item. Record unknown measurements or materials as questions rather than filling them in from appearance.
Finish with an identifiable shortlist
Save the canonical URL and Product ID for each candidate. Write one reason each item remains on the list and remove records with a clear visual conflict. A shortlist of four traceable items is more useful than twenty screenshots with no IDs. When you contact through WhatsApp, state the desired variation separately for every item.
Useful notes
- Use the latest sort as discovery, not an availability promise.
- Compare complete galleries.
- Keep shoe and jacket measurement questions separate.