RizzitGO Spreadsheet entries, shelf by shelf and town by town
Every catalogue shelf we link to, with a checked garment town where one exists. This is an independent guide, not run by RizzitGO.
Browse all 16 Spreadsheet categories
Open a category to compare listings, then save the original seller link and exact variant. Womenswear opens a keyword search; photos illustrate the type of item, not current stock or shipping acceptance.
What the RizzitGO Spreadsheet here holds
The word spreadsheet has drifted. Among people who buy from China it has come to mean a catalogue you browse, card by card, sorted into kinds of goods, each one leading to a listing you can order through an agent. That is what the RizzitGO Spreadsheet on this site is. The cards on the home page and the entries below lead to catalogue shelves, and from a shelf you open the listing and buy it through RizzitGO.
What this version adds is a place. Each shelf with a checked town carries that town's name and its straight-line distance from Huizhou, so you can see at a glance which shelves lean on the delta next door and which lean on towns a thousand kilometres away.
Nothing here is a product page of ours. We do not hold stock, set prices or take orders; we point to shelves and explain the postmark.

Read a find as a lead, then build an order
Spreadsheet means an organised catalogue here, rather than a file you must download. A category narrows the search; the original listing identifies the seller, available options and current price. Save that link together with the exact colour, size and quantity. A photograph shared by two shops does not establish that they supply the same item.
The seller supplies the goods, RizzitGO handles the buying and warehouse stages, and a carrier handles the international journey. This guide helps you make those decisions; your order, payments and support messages belong in the agent account. A ship-from town describes dispatch context, not the factory, material quality or a promised delivery date.
Shelves with a checked garment town
The entries below describe garment-trade towns associated with particular types of clothing. They add regional context to the sixteen category cards above, without claiming that a specific seller’s product comes from one of those towns.
- Jeans and denim
Xintang (Zengcheng district, Guangzhou, 80 km from Huizhou), widely known for denim and jeans.
- Jumpers and knitwear
Dalang (Dongguan, 50 km from Huizhou), widely known for knitwear, jumpers above all; Puyuan (Tongxiang, Jiaxing, 1,040 km from Huizhou), widely known for woollen jumpers.
- Coats and puffers
Pinghu (Jiaxing, 1,070 km from Huizhou), widely known for down jackets.
- Women's clothing
Humen (Dongguan, 90 km from Huizhou), widely known for garments, and the fashion fairs held there each year; Sijiqing market (Hangzhou, 980 km from Huizhou), widely known for clothing wholesale.
- Socks
Datang (Zhuji, Shaoxing, 930 km from Huizhou), widely known for socks.
- T-shirts
Humen (Dongguan, 90 km from Huizhou), widely known for garments, and the fashion fairs held there each year; Changshu (Suzhou, 1,140 km from Huizhou), widely known for garment wholesale markets.
- Trousers
Shaxi (Zhongshan, 130 km from Huizhou), widely known for casual wear; Changshu (Suzhou, 1,140 km from Huizhou), widely known for garment wholesale markets.
- Hoodies
Shaxi (Zhongshan, 130 km from Huizhou), widely known for casual wear; Shahe (Guangzhou, 120 km from Huizhou), widely known for clothing wholesale.
Pearls and jewellery
Shanxiahu (Zhuji, Shaoxing, 950 km from Huizhou), widely known for freshwater pearls. We list this shelf as text: a single example would not establish the material or origin of the other products on the shelf.
Scarves
Yiwu (Jinhua, 890 km from Huizhou), widely known for small goods of every kind, scarves among them; Qinghe (Xingtai, 1,550 km from Huizhou), widely known for cashmere. We list this shelf as text: a single example would not establish the material or origin of the other products on the shelf.
Shelves we list without a town
The rest of the catalogue is listed here as text. Availability still depends on the listing and the agent’s accepted goods; we left the town off because either no single town stands behind them in the public record we checked, or a town label would invite the wrong kind of reading.
- Trainers Kept as a text entry. The ship-from line works the same way on a trainer listing as on any other; we did not tie the shelf to a town. Open the shelf
- Joggers Kept as a text entry. Casual-wear towns make joggers too, but the shelf mixes sportswear sellers from many cities, so a single town would mislead. Open the shelf
- Hats and caps No town on our list. Read the ship-from line on each listing. Open the shelf
- Bags No town on our list, by choice. The reader still shows the distance and any flag for the province you tap. Open the shelf
- Belts No town on our list. Open the shelf
- Glasses and sunglasses No town on our list. Open the shelf
- Watches No town on our list. Open the shelf
- Fragrance No town on our list. Liquids also meet shipping limits that have nothing to do with the postmark. Open the shelf
- Electronics No town on our list. Electronics follow their own shipping limits once they reach Huizhou. Open the shelf
For any of these, read the ship-from line on the listing and set it in the reader on the home page. The distance and the RizzitGO flags work the same for every shelf.

Two listings, two postmarks, one piece
A common moment when choosing a listing: the same plain jumper turns up twice, once posted from Dalang in Dongguan and once from Puyuan in Zhejiang. The postmark tells you one is about 50 km from Huizhou and the other about 1,040 km. It does not tell you which to buy.
Deciding what to buy comes down to things the postmark cannot show: the listing photos, the size chart, the seller's replies, the price including the seller's domestic delivery, and how the reviews read. Distance changes only the first part of the trip, and even there a straight-line difference does not translate into a fixed number of delivery days.
Where the postmark does matter is the edge cases: a listing that turns out to post from Hong Kong, or a bonded cross-border listing. Those are worth spotting before you pay. The edge cases, one by one
















