Separate the cut from the size

The leg opening, coverage and waistband shape can change the fit even when the label is familiar. Start with the cut you prefer, then use the chart for that particular option.

FieldQuestion to answer
Waist measurementDoes the chart describe a body range, an unstretched garment width or a circumference?
WaistbandIs the photographed band and its wording the one attached to this option?
Leg opening and riseDoes the shape match the amount of coverage you want?
Pack quantityHow many pieces are included, and can the colours be selected?

If a waistband number is unclear, ask which measurement method it uses. Body versus garment measurements matter here because an elastic band's flat width and a suggested body range answer different questions.

Make the pack description explicit

Read whether the choice is a single piece, a fixed-colour pack or a mixed selection. A picture of several colours does not automatically mean you can choose each colour separately. For a mixed pack, find the stated count and what happens if a colour is unavailable before submitting that choice.

Compare price on the same quantity basis. A lower number for one piece and a higher number for several pieces are different offers; the option and quantity belong beside the amount.

Handle photos and packaging sensibly

Look for visible labels, waistband wording and the complete count where these can be shown. If packaging is sealed, Kakobuy's appearance inspection may leave the contents wrapped. Ask what can be photographed without breaking the seal rather than assuming an unpacked view will be provided.

Before requesting an opening or removing tags, read the applicable conditions for that item. The returns guide explains how to assess a return claim from a sheet against the purchase you actually make.

Keep your selected cut, size, quantity and colour arrangement together when you move from the spreadsheet to an order. That avoids losing the pack information while focusing on the size alone.