Okeyhaul Spreadsheet: collect finds, then build your order

Sixteen categories, and what each one does to your parcel

These are the groups people actually paste links for. Each one goes straight to that category in our catalogue. The line under each is not a sales pitch: it is the thing about that category which changes either who opens the box or what the freight costs.

Sneakers

Shoes are opened and checked. Whether the shoe box rides along is your call, and it costs volume either way.

Category

Jackets & coats

Billed on the space it fills. One coat can outprice three pairs of jeans that weigh exactly the same.

Category

Hoodies

Bulky for its weight, which is where most people first meet volumetric billing.

Category

T-shirts

Cheap enough to order ten. Ten identical ones is what starts reading as a commercial shipment.

Category

Jeans

Heavy and flat. Jeans set the weight floor before anything else goes in the box.

Category

Sweatpants

Soft and compressible, the rare case where asking for tighter packing really does cut the bill.

Category

Womenswear

No category of its own in the catalogue, so this one runs as a search. Fit is the usual reason a first order turns into an exchange.

Search results

Jerseys

Style and size get compared against your link. Whether the printed name is the right one is settled with the seller.

Category

Bags

On the short list of things that do get opened. The hardware is still judged by eye, not tested.

Category

Hats

Light, and easy to crush. Shape is not something an inspection photo can promise you.

Category

Belts

Rarely moves the weight at all. A coiled one can still decide which box size the parcel needs.

Category

Eyewear

Never unwrapped, so the packaging it arrived in is the only thing anyone actually sees.

Category

Perfume

Liquid, so it sits in the customs risk clause and can be lifted out of the parcel before the rest of it flies.

Category

Jewellery

Small, dense, and checked without being unwrapped at any point.

Category

Watches

Checked from the outside only. The photos are everything you get before it ships.

Category

Electronics

The group where authenticity, function and quality checks are all explicitly excluded.

Category

Womenswear runs as a search rather than a category because the catalogue is built by product type, not by who wears it. All 23 categories, with the purchase order and waybill notes for each.

Start here

What is Okeyhaul?

Okeyhaul buys things in China on your behalf. You give it a link to a listing on a Chinese marketplace, it pays the seller, receives the goods at its own warehouse in Shenzhen, checks them, stores them, and ships whatever you tell it to ship. The company behind the site is EASYFLOW LOGISTICS LIMITED, company number 16065800, registered in Cambridge, England.

That matters because the two halves of the job are billed and timed separately, and because the parts nobody explains are the parts where money moves after you thought you had paid.

What Okeyhaul is, who runs it, and when another agent suits you better

Why choose Okeyhaul?

Its buying and forwarding services let you collect purchases at a warehouse before selecting an international route. The separate item and parcel records help you follow purchases, request relevant checks and choose which items ship together. Compare current destination support, payment costs, inspection limits and claim terms before opening an order.

Suitability and agent comparisons

How to use the Okeyhaul Spreadsheet and agent

Paste four links and you have created four separate purchase orders, each with its own number beginning with OG. Each one is paid for on its own, travels to Shenzhen on its own and lands on the shelf on its own clock.

Only later, when items are marked as shippable, do you tick the ones that will travel together. That selection becomes a parcel with a number beginning with S. The international freight, the packaging fee and the parcel extras all attach to that second number.

Those two prefixes are not our invention. They come from the official value added service pages, which tell you to write OG plus number in the remarks box for an item and S plus number for a parcel.

1. Find and verify. Save the seller URL, selected colour, quantity and size measurements.
2. Submit and pay for the purchase. Paste the URL or fill the custom form. Check goods, domestic freight and selected services.
3. Read warehouse QC. Match photos to the order, ask for missing evidence and resolve returns before the deadline.
4. Build the parcel. Choose packing and an eligible route, pay the reviewed shipping quote and keep tracking through delivery.

Full ordering and shipping walkthrough · QC review and return decisions