The Full Finds Spreadsheet: 553 Listings to Search, Filter and Download

How was this spreadsheet built?

We started with 600 listings from repbuysheet.com and cleaned them before anything went live. Ten were duplicates. Thirty-five were removed because the main photo belonged to a different listing from the one the link opened — the mismatch behind most "that's not what I ordered" stories. Two priced below ¥10 were clear listing errors. Names were tidied to remove seller notes, and 21 items that the automatic categoriser couldn't place were sorted by hand. That leaves 553 rows.

Unlike a shared Google Sheet, each row carries the photo, so you can scan by eye, and the CSV includes the Weidian item ID, so the list survives agents closing or changing their link formats. That matters in 2026: CNFans has closed, AllChinaBuy and WeGoBuy are offline, and older spreadsheets full of their links now need converting.

Verdict: Shortlist here, keep the CSV as your own copy, and let your agent's QC photos make the final decision.

What each column tells you

• Photo — the seller's lead image. Tap it to open the full photo set on repbuysheet.com.
• Listing — the item name, cleaned of back-office notes. "[12 styles]" means one link covers twelve prints or colours; you pick the exact one on the listing.
• USD and CNY — the catalog's prices on the day we checked. Agents convert at their own rate and add the seller's domestic shipping, so expect a small difference.
• Open — the listing on repbuysheet.com (a sponsored link).

What do the 553 finds cost?

Prices run from $2.07 (A Bathing Ape Socks [39 styles]) to $300.18 (Design Mechanical Watch [4 styles]), with a median of $33.05. Tees and accessories sit at the low end; outerwear, sneakers and watches at the top. International shipping is charged by weight, so the true cost of a heavy item can be close to double its listed price once it reaches you.

Verdict: Testing a new agent? Start with light categories — tees, accessories — which are cheap to ship and easy to size.

Using the CSV with your agent

1. Download the CSV and open it in Google Sheets, Excel or Numbers.
2. Filter to the categories you want and add a column for your size.
3. Paste each link — or just the Weidian item ID — into your agent's search bar. Agents with bulk import, such as LoongBuy, can take several at once.
4. Record the agent's price and QC result next to each row, so the sheet becomes your own buying history.

If you're working out whether a haul is worth it, our landed-cost estimator adds duty and VAT for your country, and the size decoder translates Chinese labels like 175/92A.