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THE SMALL DETAILS

JoyaGoo Spreadsheet - Accessories

Small details still deserve a closer look. Compare dimensions, materials and fastening details with the exact option you plan to order.

Accessory Sizes, Materials & Finishes

Explore a mix of belts, eyewear, headwear, jewellery and other finishing touches. Start with how the piece will be worn: belt length, frame dimensions, hat measurements or chain length. Compare those details with something you already own before choosing a style.

Use the relevant measurements

For a belt, check how length is measured and which fastening positions are available. For eyewear, compare lens, bridge and temple dimensions. For hats or jewellery, check the circumference, chain length or adjustment range stated for the exact option.

Confirm the material and function

Read the stated composition and finish, particularly for pieces worn against the skin. Appearance alone does not establish a metal type, lens protection or watch performance. Ask for the relevant product information when those details affect your choice.

Check the quantity and included items

A group photo may show several colours or pieces while the selected option includes only one. Confirm the quantity, size, fastening and any packaging or spare parts. Compare the finish in close-up photos rather than relying solely on the lead image.

USD estimates use the API’s reference rate of CNY 7.2 per USD. Prices exclude shipping and other charges; check the selected option on the current listing. Brand names are source catalogue labels. Listing images are not your order’s QC photos.

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STYLE NOTES

Accessory Styling Guide

Start with the outfit you already have in mind. Use accessories to repeat a detail, introduce one contrast or change the emphasis without replacing the main pieces.

Choose a focal point

Begin with one piece you want people to notice, such as eyewear, a belt or a necklace. Try it with your usual outfit before adding more. Compare the effect from a little distance as well as in a close-up view.

Repeat a colour or finish

Use a shared colour between a hat and T-shirt, or compare a belt with the hardware on your bag. Matching every detail is optional. One repeated element can be enough to connect pieces while keeping the combination personal.

Work with the neckline and layers

Compare necklace placement with a tee neckline and look at how a hat changes the balance of a hoodie or jacket. Try the pieces together rather than judging each one separately. Remove or swap a detail when the outfit feels too busy.

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