How to Use This Spreadsheet
Start with the silhouette. Each Nike model has its own quality profile — the Air Force 1 has different batch leaders and sizing rules from the Dunk Low Panda, which differs again from the Vomero 5. The model directory has every major Nike rep silhouette with individual batch scores, sizing notes, and QC checkpoints.
Then confirm your sizing before ordering. Air Force 1 runs half a size large in all rep batches — same as retail. Dunk Low runs true to size. Air Max 97 runs half large. Jordan 4 typically needs half a size up. The sizing tool handles EU/US/UK/CM conversion with per-silhouette notes. Always specify EU size in your order notes to the agent — it eliminates the most common ordering error.
Choose your batch. LJR leads on most Nike silhouettes in 2026. PK God is the mid-tier option — solid on simpler constructions, less reliable on complex ones. TS Batch works for casual wearers at budget price. The batch guide breaks down how each batch performs on each silhouette. The batch index tool lets you cross-reference silhouette and factory in one view.
Review QC photos before approving shipment. This is the step most buyers rush. The QC checklist gives you the specific photo checkpoints for each silhouette — what to look for and what to reject. The agent guide covers how to request specific QC photos from CNFans, Kakobuy, and Sugargoo. For current pricing across all models, use the price guide.