Step 2: Submit Your Order via Acbuy

After identifying a suitable seller, go to Acbuy’s website (acbuy.xyz) and enter the 1688 product URL into their order form. Key details to specify:

• Size and color variations: Rugby jerseys often run small—consider sizing up.
• Batch quantity: Many 1688 sellers enforce bulk orders (e.g., 2+ items). Acbuy can negotiate exceptions.
• Special requests: Ask for pre-shipment photos or material verification.

Acbuy charges a service fee (typically 5-8%) plus domestic/international shipping. Their estimated cost calculator helps avoid surprises.

Step 3: Quality Control & Shipping

Unlike direct purchases, Acbuy provides warehouse services to inspect your jersey before international dispatch. They’ll:

1. Verify stitching and print quality (common defects screenprinted vintage jerseys).
2. Confirm accurate sizing via measurement photos—critical since Asian sizing differs.
3. Repackage items to reduce volumetric weight (lowering DHL/FedEx costs).

Shipping options vary: Sea freight is economical for bulk orders (3+ jerseys), while air express suits single items (8-15 days to the US/EU).

Pitfalls to Avoid When Ordering

Common risks when buying from 1688 include:

• Fabric inaccuracies: Some sellers use polyester blends instead of original mesh materials. Require close-up photos of the fabric through Acbuy.
• Seller scams: Acbuy mitigates this by paying suppliers only after confirming delivery to their warehouse.
• Customs complications: Jerseys under $800 usually avoid duties in most Western countries, but always clarify local regulations.