QC authority
What are QC photos?
QC photos are pictures taken at your shopping agent's warehouse of the actual item you ordered — not marketing images from the seller listing. You review them to confirm color, size, batch quality, and defects before paying international shipping.
QC means quality check
In rep buying, QC usually refers to warehouse photography after the seller delivers domestically to your agent. Staff unpacks the parcel, photographs the product from multiple angles, and uploads images to your order panel for approval.
The goal is simple: catch wrong sizes, color mismatches, and obvious flaws while the item is still in China and exchanges are more practical.
Reference QC vs warehouse QC
LitBuy Finds product pages may link to community QC albums showing what a batch looked like for other buyers. That helps you know what to expect — but your warehouse QC is the final look at your exact pair or jacket before shipping.
What to check on QC photos
Sneakers: sole shape, stitching, logo placement, heel tab, and color under natural light. Clothing: embroidery, tags, zipper hardware, and fabric weight. Bags: hardware, lining, stamp alignment, and strap quality.
If something looks off, request closer shots or open a support ticket before approving shipment.
FAQ
- Do QC photos cost extra?
- Many agents include basic warehouse photos. Detailed QC or extra angles may cost a small fee — check LitBuy at checkout.
- Can I skip QC?
- You can, but it is risky for sneakers and designer items. Batch quality varies — warehouse QC is your last chance to catch issues cheaply.
- Where do I see QC on LitBuy Finds?
- Product pages show reference QC links when available. After purchase, QC appears in your LitBuy order panel.