OopBuy Spreadsheet
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The OopBuy Spreadsheet is the most efficient way to navigate the full rep catalog without wasting hours scrolling through irrelevant listings. Whether you are a first-time buyer or a seasoned shopper, understanding how the spreadsheet organizes products will save you time, money, and frustration. This guide explains how to filter by category, read batch codes, and avoid the common mistakes that trip up new buyers.

Start with the category filter. The spreadsheet is organized into eleven core categories: Shoes, Hoodies/Sweaters, T-Shirts, Jackets, Pants/Shorts, Headwear, Sets, Underwear, Jerseys, Accessories, and Others. Each category is further sortable by batch name, price range, and seller. If you know what you want, use the search bar. If you are browsing, start with the category and sort by batch rating.

Batch codes are the most important filter in the spreadsheet. A batch is a production run from a specific factory. Codes like LJR, PK, OG, and M batch are shorthand for quality tiers. LJR is known for Jordan 1 accuracy. PK covers a wide range of sneakers. OG is associated with Yeezy. M batch is a solid mid-tier option. Learning which batch specializes in which category is the single best investment you can make as a buyer.

Price is not always an indicator of quality in the rep market. Mid-tier batches in the $40–$80 range often offer the best value. High-tier batches ($80–$150) are for buyers who want near-retail accuracy. Budget batches (under $40) are fine for basics like T-shirts and socks but risky for detailed items like sneakers and jackets. Always cross-reference the batch with Reddit QC reviews before committing.

The QC (Quality Control) process is your safety net. After OopBuy receives your items, they take photos. You review these photos and decide whether to ship, exchange, or return. Request specific angles if needed. Check the toe box, heel tab, stitching, and print alignment. If something looks off, speak up before the item ships. Once it leaves the warehouse, your options are limited.

Shipping strategy matters. Remove shoe boxes to save 300–500g per pair. Consolidate multiple items into one package to reduce per-unit shipping cost. Use rehearsal shipping for large orders to get an accurate weight before paying. Choose standard lines if you are not in a rush. Express lines are only worth the premium if you need items within a week.

Finally, use the community. Reddit, Discord, and Telegram groups linked in the spreadsheet are active sources of batch updates, shipping delays, and seller changes. The spreadsheet is a static tool, but the community is dynamic. Combine both for the best results.