The full Hipobuy spreadsheet

Trainers and court shoes, with box condition and packed volume noted on each row.

Heavyweight hoodies, noting GSM and how much the fleece compresses for freight.

Outerwear with lining and zip details recorded, plus packed volume noted.

Trousers and cargos, with rise and hem noted plus how tightly they compress.

Tops logged with packed dimensions, since soft goods still bill on volume.

Small goods logged with hardware metal and how well they survive compression.

Totes, backpacks and shoulder bags, checked for structure retention in transit.

Bulky homeware, with crush risk and reinforcement needs both noted.

Gadgets and devices, checked against battery rules before consolidation.

Figures and boxed toys, with corner crush risk noted before packing.

Sports equipment, frequently oversized, with packed volume recorded.

Beauty items flagged for leak risk and route restrictions before packing.

Runners that compress well, boxed volume noted before they join the haul.

Zip hoodies chosen for how tightly the fleece compresses inside a haul.

Quilted outerwear with packed volume logged, the number that decides a haul.

Cargo trousers with compression noted, since bulky legs eat parcel space.

Knitwear logged by how far it compresses when the haul is vacuum-packed.

Belts and straps, flat and dense, the cheapest thing to add to any haul.

Backpacks checked for whether they nest inside one another during packing.

Storage and organisers, crush risk and reinforcement both noted for hauls.

Chargers and cables, checked against battery rules before consolidation.

Plush toys flagged for volume, since soft goods inflate a haul quickly.

Fitness gear logged with packed size, often the bulkiest item in a haul.

Skincare flagged for leak risk before it is consolidated with anything else.