MyCNBox Spreadsheet Sizing: Read Taobao and Weidian Charts in CM
For spreadsheet clothing buyers tired of letter-size chaos: measure a garment you already own in centimetres, match the live Taobao/Weidian chart, and use warehouse QC to catch obvious length/width misses before you ship.
Taobao and Weidian letter sizes do not mean the same thing as your local mall. Spreadsheet shoppers who order “M because I am M” flood warehouses with predictable returns and regret parcels.
Read centimetre charts on the live listing, match them to clothing you already own, and treat warehouse QC as a second chance to spot absurd length or width — not as a magic body-fit simulator.
This page answers the sizing question for spreadsheet clothing finds. It does not convert every brand’s letter size into one universal chart.
Why letter sizes fail on China marketplace finds
Sellers define S/M/L differently across shops. Some charts run small, some list Asian sizing without translating to your market, and some paste decorative size graphics that disagree with the measurement table.
Spreadsheet titles often show letter sizes for scannability. Those letters are not contracts. The centimetre table on the live page is the work surface.
How do you match a centimetre chart without guessing?
Pull a similar garment that already fits. Lay it flat and measure chest width, length, and sleeve where the chart expects. Compare those numbers to the listing table for the size you plan to order — not to a brand’s US size page in your head.
- Choose a known-good garment in the same category (tee vs hoodie vs pant — do not cross categories blindly).
- Lay it flat; measure the columns the seller chart uses (often chest width, length, sleeve).
- Open today’s live listing chart — not a week-old screenshot.
- Pick the size whose cm values are closest to your garment’s measurements for the fit you want.
- Save notes of the cm targets you ordered so warehouse QC has something concrete to compare against.
What sizing signals mean on cards vs listings
Separate discovery signals from purchasable measurement data so you do not size from a thumbnail.
Where sizing information actually lives
| Signal | Where you see it | Trust level for ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Letter size on spreadsheet card | Preview / title | Low — orientation only |
| Seller centimetre table | Live marketplace listing | Primary — measure against your garment |
| Buyer comments | Listing / community | Anecdote — different bodies and baselines |
| Warehouse QC photos | MyCNBox after arrival | Useful for gross mismatch; not a fitting room |
What can warehouse QC prove about fit?
QC photos can show whether the arrived unit matches colourway and roughly looks like the listing proportions. They cannot try the garment on your body. If measurements look wildly off versus the chart, act while the item is still stored.
When Free QC Video applies to an order, motion can help judge drape — still not a body try-on. Confirm video eligibility live; photos remain the Google Play baseline language.
Should you always size up on spreadsheet hoodies?
No automatic rule. Blind size-ups create baggy misses as often as they fix tight ones. Measure and compare to that listing’s centimetre table.
If two sizes straddle your garment’s numbers, decide based on desired fit (closer vs roomier) and fabric type — then use QC to catch absurd arrivals, not to invent a new size after freight.
What about sneakers and footwear sizing?
Footwear charts may use Mondopoint, CM length, or brand-specific EU/US columns. Still prefer measured insole or foot length against the listing table over “I wear 42 everywhere.”
Warehouse photos rarely replace trying shoes on. Focus on ordering the correct marked size and refusing obvious wrong-model pairs at QC.
- Measure a known-good garment flat (or foot length for shoes)
- Match the seller’s cm columns, not vanity letters
- Re-check the chart the day you order (pages get edited)
- Use QC for gross mismatch flags, not fantasy fit guarantees
Limits of this guide
- This article cannot convert every brand’s letter size into a perfect MyCNBox order size.
- Warehouse photos are not a substitute for trying clothes on.
- Always trust the live listing chart over a spreadsheet teaser.
- Comments and “TTS” folklore are anecdotes, not charts.
Sources reviewed
- MyCNBox official homepage
Warehouse QC pics are part of the public agent story before you ship internationally.
- MyCNBox on Google Play
Highlights quality-check photos before shipping.
FAQ
Should I size up on every MyCNBox spreadsheet hoodie?
No automatic rule. Measure and compare to that listing’s centimetre table. Blind size-ups create baggy misses as often as they fix tight ones.
Can I rely on buyer comments for size?
Comments are anecdotes with different body baselines. Prefer charts + your own garment measurements, then QC.
Do spreadsheet cards include full size charts?
Rarely in full. Open the live Taobao/Weidian listing for the centimetre table before Stage 1.
Can MyCNBox QC tell me if a tee will fit my torso?
Not reliably. QC can flag gross length/width absurdities visible in photos; it cannot simulate your body.
What if the listing chart disagrees with the decorative size image?
Prefer the measurement table, and treat contradictions as a red flag. If you cannot resolve numbers, skip the listing.
Centimetres beat folklore. Size on the live chart, then use QC as a stop-the-miss checkpoint — not a fitting room.
Browse spreadsheet finds
Preview live listings, then paste the marketplace URL into MyCNBox when you order.
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