Belgium Jersey Tracking with fashionreps Sheets

Separate "Finding Candidates" and "Confirming Variants" into Two Steps

If your goal is to organize Belgium jersey candidates, the easiest mistake is mixing the styles seen in the directory, the images on the page, and the numbers and sizes you actually need to confirm into a single conclusion. A safer approach is to first record candidates on fashionreps, then use Google Sheets to build a variant and evidence checklist. This preserves the original page and clarifies which fields you've seen and which still require reopening the product page to verify.

Currently, the verifiable page on fashionreps is the QC page for Belgium black football jersey in retro sports style. The page shows 2 styles from the same source and lists Belgian DOKU series red football uniforms; the source text also mentions the Belgian team's classic red and black football kit. The page itself can serve as an entry point for candidate discovery and image review, but this evidence does not provide complete number options, size charts, price, stock, shipping, or customization results, so you cannot fill in these fields as confirmed information.

Step 1: Build Candidate Records in the fashionreps Directory

Start by opening the relevant product page or QC page and record what the page actually displays, without rewriting style names based on your own understanding. For each candidate, keep at least the following fields:

• Candidate name: Use the page's visible name, e.g., Belgium black football jersey in retro sports style.
• Number of styles shown on the page: Current source shows 2 styles.
• Style text: Record original descriptions like Belgian DOKU series red football uniforms.
• SKU: The source includes SPU-HULNXSV3DS and SPU-AHVAML7W0Y; save them separately, not combined into one number.
• Image entry: Keep the QC page for later review of styles and detail photos.
• Original page time: Record the date and time you viewed the page to avoid mistaking later changes for the current state.
• Fields to confirm: Number, size, price, stock, shipping, and whether customization is available.

The goal at this stage is to discover and archive candidates, not to judge which one is definitely purchasable. The page showing two styles only means the current page displays two style entries; it does not imply that each style has the same numbers, sizes, or stock.

Step 2: Use Google Sheets for Variant Verification

After copying directory records into a spreadsheet, each row should correspond to one variant or candidate to verify. Do not write multiple SKUs, colors, and numbers in one long text, otherwise filtering later will be difficult.

Field	How to fill	Current evidence status
Candidate name	Use page-visible name	Page name available
Style description	Keep page original text or accurate paraphrase	Two related descriptions seen, but need per-style confirmation
SKU	One SKU per row	SPU-HULNXSV3DS, SPU-AHVAML7W0Y recorded
Number	Only fill options actually shown on product page	Current source does not provide complete number list
Size	Only fill sizes actually shown on product page	Current source does not provide size chart
Image evidence	Fill QC page or image location	QC page entry available
Link status	Valid, needs reopening, unable to confirm	Fill after reopening page
Verification notes	Record conflicts or missing fields	Used to decide whether to pause ordering

Google Sheets serves the role of organizing, filtering, and collaborative recording here. It is suitable for separately filtering statuses like "number unconfirmed," "size unconfirmed," and "two SKUs not yet verified separately," and for subsequent reviewers to add evidence using the same fields. It cannot replace the product page, nor can it automatically turn missing product information into reliable conclusions.

Boundary Between Directory and Spreadsheet

fashionreps is more suitable for first-round discovery and review: enter related products from the directory, view page names, style entries, SKUs, and QC images. It preserves the relationship between candidates and original pages, suitable for continuing browsing when discovering new candidates.

Google Sheets is more suitable for second-round verification: split different styles into rows, filter by SKU, number, size, and evidence status, mark duplicate candidates, and record pages to reopen next time. "Confirmed" in the table only means you have seen that field on the corresponding product page; it does not mean stock still exists or purchase result is determined.

Do not combine the two tools into one conclusion. The number of styles in the directory does not equal the number of purchasable variants; if you fill a number or size in the table, you must be able to go back to the corresponding product page to find the basis.

Verification Order for This Belgium Candidate List

It is recommended to recheck in the following order:

1. Open each of the two styles separately to confirm the name and image corresponding to each style, don't just look at the overall page title.
2. Record SPU-HULNXSV3DS and SPU-AHVAML7W0Y separately and check if they correspond to different styles.
3. Look for number options in the actual variant area of the product page; the current QC source does not provide a complete number list, so if missing, keep "unconfirmed."
4. Check the size field and size chart, record the page's original text; if the page does not display it, do not speculate based on common jersey sizes.
5. When reviewing QC images, treat them only as page image evidence, not as quality assurance, personal testing conclusion, or stock proof.
6. If the page won't open, links redirect abnormally, or variants cannot be selected, change status to "pending confirmation" and pause ordering.

Stop Conditions Before Ordering

Before submitting a purchase, you should at least be able to match the candidate name, specific SKU, style, number, and size to the same product page or variant selection. Just seeing Belgium, football jersey, or red and black colors is not enough to confirm which version you want.

If the number, size, or specific style still cannot be matched, do not substitute old records in the table for the current page, and do not infer current stock just because a style was previously shown. Reopen the product page and check current options and variants in the cart; if any field cannot be verified, keep it as unconfirmed and pause ordering.