Eastmallbuy Finds Spreadsheet
For international fans of the Tampa Bay Lightning, getting an authentic Steven Stamkos hockey jerseyHoobuy, a specialized Chinese purchasing agent, simplifies this process significantly. In this guide, we'll explain how to use Hoobuy to buy your favorite jersey while referencing product details from this product spreadsheet
1688.com is Alibaba’s domestic wholesale marketplace, which primarily targets businesses within China. While it offers competitive bulk pricing, overseas buyers typically face these obstacles: Hoobuy solves these issues
Before engaging Hoobuy, identify reputable 1688 sellers offering NHL-licensed Steven Stamkos jerseysthis comparison sheetWhy Use Hoobuy Instead of Buying Directly from 1688?
Step-by-Step: Using Hoobuy to Order from 1688
1. Research Sellers & Products on 1688
Once you've selected a product (e.g., "2023 Lightning Home Jersey #91"), copy its 1688 URL and submit it via Hoobuy’s order form. Specify:
Hoobuy’s team will:
Pro Tip:
After reviewing the supplier’s photos forwarded by Hoobuy (compare against reference materials), approve payment. Hoobuy then purchases the item(s), stores them in their warehouse, and helps you choose the most cost-effective shipping method: A typical Steven Stamkos jersey transaction via Hoobuy might cost: *Varies by carrier and destination. Multiple items reduce per-unit shipping costs. Compared to Fanatics ($150+) or Amazon resellers ($80+), sourcing through Hoobuy/1688 cuts costs by 50–70%. Combined with the ability to request close-up proofs of stitching qualitythis spreadsheet’s guidelines), you gain both affordability and quality assurance unavailable through standard retail channels. While platforms like eBay or NHL Shop offer convenience, Hoobuy with 1688 access
4. Approve Purchase & Select Shipping
Cost Breakdown: What to Expect
Item Price (USD) Wholesale jersey price (1688) $22–$35 Hoobuy service fee (10%) $2.20–$3.50 Domestic shipping to warehouse Free–$2 International shipping $8–$25* Total $28–$65 Why This Method Beats Major Retailers