Tigbuy Spreadsheet: shop with the item price and shipping weight in view
Find an item, check its seller and follow it through Tigbuy’s warehouse to delivery. Our independent buying guide explains the full process; the price-and-weight tool helps you understand two of the costs before you commit.
Sixteen shelves to start from, each read by weight
Pick a shelf, open an entry, and note two numbers before anything else: the price in yuan and the weight in grams. Every other page here starts from that pair.
JewelleryLook for the gram figure in the spec list
BagsEmpty weight of the bag, not its carton
T-shirtsCompare the price per gram across sizes
HoodiesHeavier fabric shifts the reading
OuterwearPadding and lining add grams
JeansWaist and length move the weight
SweatpantsFleece and cotton weigh differently
WomenswearA keyword search, not a category
SneakersCompare the size chart and sole measurements.
Sports jerseysConfirm team, season, size and any personalisation.
HatsCompare head circumference and adjustment.
BeltsCheck usable length and buckle dimensions.
EyewearConfirm frame width, lenses and included case.
PerfumeConfirm liquid acceptance before paying.
WatchesCheck case size, movement and battery restrictions.
ElectronicsConfirm model, voltage, battery and route acceptance.
All sixteen categories are shown here. The Spreadsheet page adds weight and buying notes for each type of item.
What this Tigbuy Spreadsheet is for
This is a product-discovery guide for browsing finds by category. Open an entry, check its original seller listing and retain the exact variant before submitting its link to Tigbuy. Current stock, measurements and item prices come from that listing, not from a saved catalogue card.
Where the seller provides a weight, it can help you explore shipping costs. If it is missing, ask rather than inventing it. The warehouse’s measured weight, packing, dimensions and actual route determine the later shipping quote. Read the product browsing guide.
Explore the cost of a find before paying for it
The price-and-weight tool compares a service-charge estimate with sampled freight charges. Try different listing weights and domestic postage values to see what changes. Its examples are not a full delivered price: packaging, payment costs, import charges and size-based billing can sit outside the reading.
Use the service-charge explanation and shipping-weight guide alongside your real quote. A listing weight is a starting assumption; repeat the check when the warehouse provides a measured weight.
Who Tigbuy is, in a few lines
Tigbuy buys for you on Chinese marketplaces. Hand it a product link and it orders the item, takes delivery at a warehouse in China, checks and weighs it, then sends it abroad on an international line of your choosing. Its search box accepts a Taobao link or keywords, as the screenshot below shows.
Its Contact page lists a Kowloon company with a Tai Kok Tsui address as the operator (Haoyouyuan Hong Kong E-commerce Co., Limited), and Hong Kong law applies to its terms of service. Tigbuy says on its About page that it was founded in 2024. More on how ordering works is on Using Tigbuy.
Why use this guide alongside the agent?
The guide brings product browsing, order instructions, QC checks and a reproducible cost calculation together. The tool shows its inputs and dated assumptions so you can change them, rather than relying on a claim that one item or shipping line is always cheaper.
Read when Tigbuy may suit you, compare the complete cost with other options, and check the update record before using an old figure. We do not inspect the products or guarantee a seller’s stock.
Before dispatch, give the actual item one more look
Match the warehouse photos to the ordered colour, size and quantity. Ask for a measurement or closer photo where the current views cannot answer your question. General QC is not an authenticity certificate or a complete function test.
Inspect QC photos and prepare delivery evidence · Choose a seller and product · Help, terms and FAQ