No. Everything in the catalogue is a replica, meaning an item made in the likeness of a known model and not by the brand that owns it. We do not present these as genuine. Anyone who wants the genuine article and the maker’s warranty should buy it from the brand.

Why a colour code at all, there are photographs

Because the supplier’s order page shows no pictures beside the colours, only codes. We measured it: before the colour sheets were published there were thirty-seven clicks through to order in two days and not one order placed. People arrived at a meaningless list of codes and left.

Can I return an item or change the size?

That is a question for the supplier and not for us, because the contract is with him. His return terms govern, and they are worth reading before you pay rather than after. That is exactly why the size step sits before the payment step here.

Do you add anything to the price?

No. The price shown is the supplier’s own, converted at the rate saved when the catalogue was built. We add nothing to it and take nothing from you.

How to order replicas from China, step by step

Pick a listing here, settle the size, then go to the supplier’s page. There the colourway is selected by code rather than by picture, and that is where most people get stuck. You pay him, not us, and the parcel ships from China to the address you give him. We sell nothing, take no payment and hold no stock.

Checked 2026-09-03 · Beit HaDeal

Five steps

Pick a listing in the catalogue
Every listing carries every photograph the supplier shot rather than just the hero, and the price converted at the rate saved when the catalogue was built. He prices in dollars, so the dollar figure is the one that does not move.
Settle the size before, not after
The sizes here are European, and each listing’s array is the stock the supplier actually holds rather than a standard range. For shoes, measure your foot in centimetres and read it off the table: that is a physical measurement and it does not shift between makers. For garments, compare against the supplier’s own measurement chart published on the listing, never against the letter on the label.
Copy the colourway code
This is the step where orders die. The supplier does not offer colours as pictures but as a list of codes like DA81, with no name and no swatch. The listing here reproduces his own colour sheet with the code beside each shade. Find the colour you want, copy its code, and only then move on.
Go to his order page and select
The button on the listing hands you straight to the right product on his site. Select the code you copied and your size, then complete the order with him: payment, delivery address and tracking are all his.
Keep the tracking number
After payment the supplier issues a tracking number. It is the only thing connecting you to the parcel, and we can neither see it nor recover it, because the order never passed through us.

Questions that keep coming up

Are these genuine?: No. Everything in the catalogue is a replica, meaning an item made in the likeness of a known model and not by the brand that owns it. We do not present these as genuine. Anyone who wants the genuine article and the maker’s warranty should buy it from the brand.
Why a colour code at all, there are photographs: Because the supplier’s order page shows no pictures beside the colours, only codes. We measured it: before the colour sheets were published there were thirty-seven clicks through to order in two days and not one order placed. People arrived at a meaningless list of codes and left.
Can I return an item or change the size?: That is a question for the supplier and not for us, because the contract is with him. His return terms govern, and they are worth reading before you pay rather than after. That is exactly why the size step sits before the payment step here.
Do you add anything to the price?: No. The price shown is the supplier’s own, converted at the rate saved when the catalogue was built. We add nothing to it and take nothing from you.

Start from the catalogue

Disclosure: This site is a catalogue, not a shop. There is no cart and no payment here, and every order button hands you to the supplier’s page. We may receive a commission from him on an order that started from a link here, and that does not change the price you pay.