Listing quality standards
Quality guidelines for publishing a seller offer
A quality listing helps a buyer decide and helps a seller deliver what was agreed. The goal is not length; it is a precise garment, honest condition, clear options, and a workable order.
- Describe observable facts.
- Use original, privacy-aware images.
- Publish only terms you can maintain.
Title and category
Name the actual garment and one useful feature. Choose the category that matches it.
Do not pack unrelated product terms into a title. Accurate categorisation supports comparison.
Product description
Include labelled size, fibre, colour, condition, quantity, and relevant construction. Mark an estimate as an estimate.
Remove generic introductions and awkward translation. Write for someone who cannot inspect the item in person.
Original images
Show the whole garment, label, texture, and relevant flaw with clear light. Images must match the variant.
Check backgrounds, reflections, documents, and location clues before uploading.
Options and boundaries
Separate the base item from paid options and define what you will not provide. Buyers need the real scope.
Update the listing when availability changes. A boundary does not require a personal explanation.
Preparation and shipping
Give a realistic preparation window and keep carrier transit separate. Describe discreet packaging without an anonymity guarantee.
Check the item before shipping and keep order communication on SecretUndies.
Repair a listing with a misleading variant
Suppose the gallery shows a red thong and black briefs while the selector offers only small and medium. A buyer cannot tell whether size changes the photographed garment or only its label. Split genuinely different products into separate listings, or rebuild the options so each colour, garment type, image, condition, availability, and price identifies one selectable item.
After editing, test every option from the public page and order summary. The title may describe the product family, but the chosen variant must identify the actual garment being sold. Remove an image when its item is unavailable rather than leaving it as inspiration, and disclose any estimated detail instead of presenting it as verified.
Handle a request that changes the listed scope
When a buyer asks for an unlisted preparation option, the seller can decline without explaining a personal reason. If the request is acceptable under current rules, define the exact garment, added work, price, and preparation effect in SecretUndies before payment. A vague agreement such as the usual extra is not precise enough for fulfilment.
Decide whether the option is a one-off order detail or a repeatable public offer. A repeatable option belongs in the listing with its boundary, price, and timing; a one-off agreement should remain attached to that order. Never alter the selected garment silently after checkout, and update public availability when the underlying stock changes.
Before you continue
Review the offer before making it visible:
- Precise category
- Verified product details
- Original safe photos
- Clear options and boundaries
- Realistic fulfilment
Common questions
How long should a listing be?
Long enough to answer material buyer questions; no word count guarantees visibility.
Can I reuse a template?
Use a structure, but give every garment its own facts and photos.
Must I offer custom options?
No. Offer only what fits your boundaries.
What if condition changes?
Update photos, description, or availability before purchase.
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