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A DHgate spreadsheet you can search before you open the sheet

A DHgate spreadsheet is a collection of product links and research notes. DHgate Edit turns our source sheet into a searchable catalogue with photos, category filters, source prices and saved shortlists. Browse the products above or open the original spreadsheet; purchases happen on DHgate.

This import contains 622 rows across eight categories. That is a row count, not 622 independently verified products. Multiple rows can share a product name or listing. Prices and shipping are recorded source values in USD, not current checkout quotes.

A further 297 pictured colour/design options from 55 source listings come from a user-generated affiliate export dated 1 November 2026. They are additional catalogue finds, not edits to the original spreadsheet. The catalogue now has 919 rows; unknown shipping appears on 310 rows across both sources. View the Batch 1 additions.

What the catalogue includes

• Product photos prepared from the source sheet, with reference images labelled.
• Category, search and price filters, plus sorting by recorded item price or item plus shipping.
• Saved products stored in your browser, a downloadable shortlist and links you can share.
• A QC archive preserving available community references from the spreadsheet, with model and source limitations.

Choose a category, then compare the same thing

Start with shoes, clothing, accessories or bags. Smaller sections cover home, electronics, beauty and other entries. Categories organise the source; they do not certify a product.

Open a product’s details to compare item price and shipping. Price-cap filters use the item field only. Across the current catalogue, 7 rows have no item price and 310 rows have no shipping value. Unknown does not mean zero. Read how spreadsheet prices work before deciding a listing is cheaper.

Always ask for QC before ordering

Ask the seller for current QC photos of the exact variant so you can see the front, back, construction and relevant measurements. Community pictures and catalogue cutouts are references, not proof of what your order will contain. Use our QC photo checklist and sample-order record to document what was confirmed.

Our source import links 53 rows to 11 community posts. Nine posts are available and linked from 48 rows; two unavailable posts account for five rows. A row-to-post link can refer to a related model rather than an exact match. Read each reference’s warning before relying on it. These counts describe this import, checked 31 October 2026; they are not claims of independent testing.

Researching resale? Build a cost model first

The DHgate reselling guide covers seller questions, samples and a written go-or-stop decision. Use the resale profit calculator to include inbound shipping, fees, packaging, outbound delivery and returns. A low purchase price alone does not show a profit or establish that a product may be resold.

How to use the sheet without losing your place

Search a specific product name or choose a category, save a small shortlist, then open the current listing. Check variant, quantity, destination and currency. Record the row ID beside your notes so you can identify an outdated value later. The spreadsheet walkthrough explains the filters and saved view.

If a listing link is broken or opens another item, stop before ordering. Record the row ID and what changed. Do not assume a different listing will deliver the item pictured in a spreadsheet.

Can I trust every item in a DHgate spreadsheet?

No. A spreadsheet is an index of leads. Our source methodology separates imported values, community references and checks still needed. Inclusion does not verify authenticity, seller reliability, safety or quality. Purchase links may earn commission.