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OrientDig Spreadsheet: find the item, follow the order

Start with a category or a useful search phrase. Check the item you find, then follow the guide from seller link to warehouse review and delivery.

Browse the categories

Every tile opens the live category it names. The line under it is the one word or number that cuts a thousand near-identical listings down to the handful worth opening, which is the whole job this guide is about.

  • Low-top sneakers in brown, white, black, grey and green arranged on white shelvingSneakersCategory page

    Search the silhouette plus the colourway. Model names drift between sellers.

  • A tan cotton jacket with a collar and press-stud front shown on a headless mannequinJackets and coatsCategory page

    Say the closure out loud: zip, press stud or toggle. It splits the results fast.

  • Two hooded sweatshirts, one white and one black with an arched chest print, laid on whiteHoodiesCategory page

    Front print or back print changes the listing. Search the one you can see.

  • Nine printed t-shirts in white, black and cream arranged in a three by three gridT-shirtsCategory page

    Describe the graphic, not the slogan. Slogans get typed differently every time.

  • Fifteen pairs of jeans in different washes arranged in a five by three grid on whiteJeansCategory page

    Wash plus cut plus one measurement. Two of the three brings back lookalikes.

  • White wide-leg sweatpants worn by a model against a plain wallSweatpantsCategory page

    Cuffed or open hem is the fastest filter, and photos usually show it clearly.

  • A white short-sleeved tennis dress with a collar, worn by a model on a white backgroundWomenswearSearch results

    No womenswear shelf exists, so this one runs as a search rather than a category.

  • Nine football shirts in different colours arranged in a three by three gridJerseysCategory page

    Club, season and home or away. Miss the season and you get a different shirt.

  • A black leather briefcase-style bag with a shoulder strap resting on its packaging boxesBagsCategory page

    Hardware colour is the detail that separates two otherwise identical listings.

  • A pile of baseball caps in pastel and dark colours with small embroidered motifsCaps and hatsCategory page

    Curved or flat brim, and whether the logo is embroidered or printed.

  • A pale checked-canvas belt coiled around a large gold buckle, photographed on blackBeltsCategory page

    Buckle shape is searchable. Strap width in centimetres is what you confirm after.

  • Six pairs of sunglasses shown with their cases in two rows on whiteEyewearCategory page

    Frame shape plus lens tint. Asking for a daylight photo settles the tint.

  • Nine fragrance bottles in different shapes and colours arranged in a three by three gridPerfumeCategory page

    Settle the air route first. Most carriers cap or refuse liquids outright.

  • A chunky silver chain necklace worn close around the neckJewelleryCategory page

    Link shape and chain length in centimetres. Plating is never stated anywhere.

  • Two round smartwatches, one on a black strap and one on a grey strap, standing beside their boxesWatchesCategory page

    Case diameter in millimetres is the one number that makes results usable.

  • A black portable Bluetooth speaker with a carry handle photographed on whiteElectronicsCategory page

    Batteries and magnets decide the route, so settle that before you compare prices.

What is the OrientDig Spreadsheet?

A catalogue of product links organised by category. A picture helps you find a candidate; the seller’s original listing gives you the options, measurements and current terms.

Why use this Spreadsheet?

Start from a category, compare similar pieces and use the search guide when a link is missing. The checks help you distinguish the same item from a lookalike before placing an order.

Understand the catalogue · Build a useful search phrase

What is OrientDig?

OrientDig is a shopping agent. It buys on your instruction, receives goods at its warehouse, provides inspection photos and arranges international shipping.

Why choose OrientDig?

A single account connects buying, warehouse review and consolidation. Compare its live payment options and shipping quote with other routes, especially if timing or easy returns matter more than combining purchases.

Service benefits and limits

How to use the Spreadsheet and OrientDig

  1. Identify the item. Check the seller, measurements and exact variant, then save its original link.
  2. Place the purchase. Paste the link into OrientDig, confirm the options and pay for goods and domestic delivery.
  3. Review and pack. Inspect warehouse photos, ask for missing details or an eligible return, then choose packing and a suitable line.
  4. Ship and receive. Pay international freight, follow tracking and retain packaging and photographs if delivery needs a claim.

Open the ordering guide

OrientDig’s official search bar for a product name or seller link
The agent accepts a product name or link here. Keep your chosen variant with the order instructions.

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