The full Joyagoo spreadsheet

Trainers worth popping open, insole length and outsole wear checked before dispatch.

Hoodies and fleece, with grams per square metre and print method noted down so nothing spoils the fun later.

Jacket rows put lining, zip and shoulder measurement on one line, which is usually enough to picture it before it lands.

Trousers and cargos, with rise and hem opening noted for a proper fit.

Tops worth unboxing, chest and shoulder measurements checked first.

Small goods logged with the metal used and stitch density checked.

Totes, backpacks and slings, hardware finish and strap drop all logged.

Home pieces that make a parcel feel like a party, dimensions noted.

Gadgets and small tech, flagged where batteries change the route options.

Toys, because that is rather the point, with box condition verified.

Sporting goods with the weight and the packed size written down — no guesswork, and no nasty surprise on the invoice.

Beauty and skincare flagged against restricted-item rules for the route you pick.

Runners worth a closer look, insole length and outsole wear both checked.

Zip hoodies with the GSM noted, so the fun is never a nasty surprise.

Puffer jackets with fill and packed bulk noted before the parcel is built.

Cargo trousers, rise and thigh noted so the fit is a pleasure not a puzzle.

Knit tops with chest and shoulder measured, because comfort should be predictable.

Belts logged with buckle metal and stitch density, small joys done properly.

Backpacks noted with strap drop and how the structure holds a full load.

Home storage with dimensions recorded, because a tidy parcel is a happy parcel.

Chargers, cables and mounts, model codes checked and battery rules flagged.

Plush toys with seams and filling checked before the box is closed.

Fitness gear listed with its weight and packed size, so the quote stays honest.

Skincare flagged for the rules your route applies, so nothing gets held up.