Direct answer: accessories are the category where cheap and careful sellers diverge the most, so vet the Weidian store before you fixate on the price. Belts, wallets, sunglasses, scarves, jewellery and small leather goods are easy to fake badly and easy to fake well — the store's track record tells you which you're getting.
Because these items are low-cost, buyers tend to skip the diligence they'd apply to a jacket. That's backwards. A weak belt buckle, a scratched lens or a wallet with raw glued edges shows itself immediately, and the return path through any agent is slow. Spend the two minutes up front.
What actually matters, by type:
How to read a Weidian seller for this category: a store that posts consistent, well-lit real photos, answers material questions plainly, and has a history across many small items is worth paying a little more for. Silence, stock-only images, or a brand-new store with one listing are reasons to look for the same find elsewhere on the spreadsheet.
Use your Litbuy QC step deliberately here — request extra angles on the exact failure points above, because a blurry default photo won't reveal a crooked logo or a flimsy clasp. Consolidating several small accessories into one parcel keeps shipping sensible relative to their value. Finally, availability and pricing on small items churns fast; confirm the current listing and the seller's live reply through Litbuy rather than trusting an older entry, and skip anything where the seller can't or won't show you real product shots.