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CNFans Spreadsheet catalog shelves, read for the price on each card

Every shelf of the catalog, with photographs where the garments carry no maker's mark and plain text where they do. The card price is where the rope begins.

Browse the Spreadsheet by category

Choose a category, then inspect the actual listing. These photographs identify the shelves; they do not guarantee stock, price or whether an agent can ship an item.

Running trainers in different colorsSneakersHooded jackets photographed in several colorsOuterwearBlack pullover hoodie shown on a hangerHoodiesBlack and white T-shirts shown flatT-shirtsFront and back views of black flared jeansJeansTrack trousers in black, gray and navySweatpantsA model wearing a patterned strapless topWomenswearFootball shirts with names and numbersJerseysYellow crossbody bag with a shoulder strapBagsCotton baseball caps in several colorsHatsBlack studded belt with a metal buckleBeltsSunglasses and their casesEyewearA dark perfume bottle and its boxPerfumeMetal bangles in silver, gold and rose tonesJewelrySmartwatches with light, dark and orange strapsWatchesA portable speaker beside its packagingElectronics

More category choices and listing checks

All sixteen categories now have picture links in the directory above. For shoes, bags, watches, perfume and other accessories, compare the selected variant and ask for the relevant specifications; a category photograph does not verify the individual product behind a listing.

  • SneakersSize options often carry their own prices; match the card figure to the size you will order.
  • BagsShop coupons with a minimum spend turn up often; read the coupon text for the spend it needs.
  • HatsSmall enough to be the second piece that pushes a basket over a shop threshold.
  • BeltsUsually sold by length option; check which option the after-coupon figure belongs to.
  • EyewearFrames and lenses are sometimes priced as separate options, each with its own label.
  • JewelleryIf a member price is shown, remember joining the shop is done from an account.
  • WatchesIf an app-only label sits beside the price, ask how the purchaser checks out.
  • PerfumeLiquids face shipping limits; a discount is no use if the line will not carry the bottle.
  • ElectronicsA festival threshold on these listings belongs to one account's checkout.
  • JerseysName and number printing is often a paid option; the label price may not include it.
  • ShortsCheck whether a second-piece offer covers different colours or only the same one.
  • SocksSold in packs where the per-pair price on the card can hide the pack size.

What the price on a catalog card is

A catalog card shows one number. It was read from the listing at a moment, by an account, on a screen. If that account had claimed a coupon, the number is an after-coupon price; if the listing was in a festival, it may include a cross-store saving that belonged to that checkout. The card cannot tell you which, and neither can we for every card, so treat the figure as a sticker: a good guide to the price range, not a promise.

Before you pay through CNFans, open the listing, choose the exact option you want and read the labels around its price. If the only low figure on the page carries 券后 or a member badge, expect the purchaser to meet the set price unless they can claim the same thing.

Picking a find before the discount enters it

Choosing a product comes first and the discount second. Deciding what to buy on the strength of a red label is how people end up with a cheap size that does not fit. Pick the item for the fabric, cut and measurements in the listing, then check whether any discount survives the trip.

  • Read the size table in the listing images, not the size names; Chinese sizing often runs small.
  • Check which option the low price belongs to. Card prices often belong to the lowest-priced colour or size.
  • Look for buyer photos where the platform shows them; they say more about colour than studio shots.
  • Only then run the labels through the sort and decide whether the price you will pay still makes sense.

Sellers worth a second look

A good seller and a generous discount are separate things. Shops that live on coupons are not worse for it, but a listing whose only attraction is a stack of labels deserves a second look. When vetting sellers, the signals that matter are plain ones: how long the shop has traded, whether buyer reviews mention the item you want, how quickly it ships, and whether its description matches its photos.

Watch one signal in particular. A card in the parcel promising cash for a five-star review is something Taobao's review rules forbid outright (revised 12 August 2026). A shop that relies on it is buying its ratings, and its seller rating tells you less than it seems.

Judging any finds site, this one included

Sample several category links, check publication dates and read how the site earns. Record which links fail and whether corrections are acknowledged; one dead listing can result from a seller removing an item and does not by itself prove neglect. A dated price still needs confirmation for the selected option and purchasing account.

Apply the same checks here: distinguish dated source readings from current terms and inspect the destination before relying on a card. This independent site cannot fix a seller listing, verify an account or guarantee that an external link remains available. method page