Mixed heavy parcel · Netherlands
~14.5 kg Hipobuy haul — six pairs, LV-style knits & Damier accessories
One 14.5 kg box to the Netherlands: three Travis Scott–style Jordan 1 Lows, Grey Fog–style Dunks, a white runner, two LV-style knits, Ralph Lauren layers, a Damier sling and scarf set, and a monogram cap. €90 freight, nine days door to door, everything arrived intact—and the sharer was honest about the two pieces that didn’t fit.
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Why this share is useful
Fourteen and a half kilos in one box is about as mixed as a haul gets: six pairs of shoes, two knits, two Ralph Lauren–style layers, a bag, a wallet, a scarf and beanie set, and a cap. These are the sharer’s own arrival photos, plus close crops of the flat lay so you can actually see the sneaker and accessory detail instead of squinting at a rug.
The useful part is not the total weight—it is the per-item feedback underneath, including the two pieces that came out wrong. A haul post where everything is perfect tells you nothing; this one tells you which sizing note to trust.
Parcel snapshot
14.5 kg, €90 in freight, nine days from ship-out to a door in the Netherlands. The sharer’s summary was short: ordering was straightforward, prices were reasonable, and everything arrived in good shape. Treat the euros and the nine days as one route in one season—your own quote depends on your country, the line you pick, and the weight after packing.
Look closely at the first photo: four of the six pairs are still sitting on their shoe boxes. Boxes protect the shape, but they are also most of the reason a shoe-heavy parcel ends up billed on volume rather than weight. Decide whether you want them removed before you submit the parcel, not after the quote comes back higher than you expected.
Arrival notes by piece
Three colourways of the same low, all still on their boxes with the pink and blue spare lace sets bagged on top. The sharer paid up for the better batch on the Reverse Mocha and said it was worth every penny; the Fragment pair is the same shoe in a different colourway, and the Mocha was called true to size like the others. When your own warehouse photos land, look at the reverse swoosh stitch line, the warmth of the sail midsole (it should not read grey), the heel tab shape, and whether the spare laces and the box actually made it into the parcel.
The Dunks got the firmest sizing note in the whole thread: true to size, do not size up or down. Grey Fog lives or dies on the grey panel tone, so ask for a daylight photo rather than one shot under a warehouse lamp—yellow light will hide a panel that is too warm or too blue. The white runner shipped unboxed alongside the boxed pairs; check the midsole glue line and the toe shape, because a soft upper packed under four shoe boxes comes out creased.
These were the sharer’s favourite pieces in the haul, described as the best things in their wardrobe—with two caveats worth more than the praise. Both run slightly cropped through the upper body, and both are dry-clean only: wash them like a normal sweater and they shrink. On the geometric crewneck, check that the black-and-white intarsia meets cleanly at the side seams and that the small hem patch sits straight. On the black pullover, check rib collar recovery, button placket spacing, and the tonal logo on the kangaroo pocket.
Two pieces, two opposite fit problems from the same buyer. The half-zip was a nice piece but simply too big, and the zip hoodie fit very small—the sharer’s own advice was to take one size up on it. That contradiction is the clearest argument against copying a size off a haul post. Ask for flat chest and length measurements instead, and use the QC set to check pony embroidery density, zipper pull finish, and how well the rib hem holds its shape.
The Damier sling was called the best you can get at its price, and the Graphite scarf and beanie arrived with the check pattern reading evenly across the fold and the metal plate logos sitting flat. Bags and small leather goods are the easiest things to under-photograph, so ask specifically for the interior lining, the zip pull engraving, the strap hardware, and pattern alignment across the seams before you approve them.
The sharer liked the cap itself but it turned up with its shape crushed in packing. That is the risk with structured headwear in a heavy mixed parcel—nothing was damaged, but the crown came out flat. Ask the warehouse to stuff the crown before it goes in the box, then check crown symmetry, brim curve, and whether the monogram print runs continuously across the panel seams.
From shortlist to Hipobuy QC
Shortlist by silhouette rather than by cloning someone else’s box. If this is one of your first orders, three or four pieces you genuinely want is a far better test of the process than fourteen kilos of everything at once.
When your warehouse photos come back, match them to the angles in this gallery: lateral and medial for every pair, plus heel tab and reverse swoosh on the Jordan 1 Lows; sleeve, hem and side seam for the knits; pattern alignment and hardware macros for the Damier pieces; crown and brim for the cap. If a photo is blurry, cropped, or shot under yellow light, ask for a retake—retakes are free, freight is not.
How to use this share
Find something similar, order it through Hipobuy, look at the warehouse photos, then ship. This page is a reference for what to inspect and roughly what to expect; the live listing and your own QC set are what actually decide the order.
Read it next to the QC photos guide before you approve anything, and next to the shipping guide once you know the packed weight. A €90 nine-day line to the Netherlands is not a rate you can assume for your own address.
What to check before ordering
- Shipping several pairs? Ask for the boxes to be removed—they protect shape, but they are what pushes a shoe haul onto volumetric weight.
- Structured caps get crushed in heavy parcels. Ask the warehouse to stuff the crown before it is packed.
- The knits here are dry-clean only. A piece that passes QC can still shrink in your first wash.
- The sizing notes contradict each other on purpose: Dunks true to size, half-zip too big, zip hoodie a size small. Measure against each live chart instead of copying.
- Several of these pieces were already out of stock when the post went up—re-check the listing before you plan a haul around them.
Keep going with the guides
Pair arrival photos with spreadsheet browsing and Hipobuy warehouse QC before you pay freight.
Use this page for outfit reference, QC angles, and parcel planning. Batches, sellers, prices, and routes can change—confirm the live listing, warehouse photos, and freight quote in your own Hipobuy account before you buy or ship.