Practical reading for your 1688 purchase, from a clear product list to consolidated shipping.
1688 PREMIUM / 01One listing can contain several colours, sizes, models and minimum quantities. Record each variant with its quantity, then ask the team to confirm the available purchasing options. Screenshots help explain a request but do not replace exact specifications.
Read the guide →1688 PREMIUM / 02Compare purchasing proposals using the same product list. Separate the goods amount, procurement fee, transport and extra requirements. The 9% fee is calculated on the goods purchase amount; it is not a final total that includes every possible cost.
Read the guide →1688 PREMIUM / 03Keep goods from different suppliers in one list, recording each supplier’s products, quantities and known packing information to help the team reconcile arrivals. Eligibility depends on confirmed weight, destination and transport method together.
Read the guide →1688 PREMIUM / 04Clarify inspection requirements, supplier return conditions and the limits of free eligible returns assistance before committing to a purchase.
Read the guide →1688 PREMIUM / 05Use specifications, sample terms and supplier information to compare listings without assuming that identical photos mean identical products.
Read the guide →1688 PREMIUM / 06Compare purchasing and forwarding responsibilities on 1688, from supplier questions and payment to warehouse checks and transport. Confirm the scope before you order.
Read the guide →1688 PREMIUM / 07Learn what to confirm about sample prices, minimum order quantities and mixed variants before buying a small batch from a 1688 supplier.
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