Buyer report: 3 kg bargain haul — Jordan 13s, an alien T-shirt & blue shorts

The arrival, from sealed box to item close-ups

The gallery starts with the wrapped parcel and the opened box before moving into the individual purchases. The package was described as well protected, with everything arriving safely and in good condition. A later group photo brings the shoes, T-shirt, shorts and waist bags into one view.

The shipment is described as 3 kg. It left on 7 July and arrived on 25 July, an 18-day journey. Shipping was about US$70, with insurance included in the amount reported. A destination and line name are not supplied, so those figures remain specific to this parcel.

Alien graphic T-shirt — ¥29, B grade

The Balenciaga alien-print T-shirt was one of the purchases the wearer had particularly wanted. At ¥29, it received a 10/10 assessment and an enthusiastic reaction to its quality for the price.

The gallery shows the front graphic, a detail of the alien design, the sleeve branding and the rear print. It was listed as B grade, but the written feedback does not identify a particular fault on the T-shirt. A defect should not be invented simply because the listing carried that grade. The recorded verdict is that the actual arrival was a very satisfying low-price find.

Blue WFP shorts — ¥209

The blue Balenciaga WFP shorts received a 9/10 assessment. Fit was the main point of satisfaction: finding bottoms that worked for the wearer was a recurring priority, and this pair met that need.

Front and rear photos show the dark blue fabric, drawstring waist and printed details. There is no body measurement or ordered size in the written account, so this is a positive personal fit report rather than a size recommendation. The shorts also cost considerably more than the T-shirt; the parcel was not made up of identically priced bargain items.

Jordan 13 He Got Game — ¥188, B grade

The Jordan 13s were the other major reason for the purchase. They received an 8.8/10 assessment, with the low price central to the positive verdict. The black, white and red colourway is shown from the side, heel, front and outsole, giving a fuller view than one group shot.

Unlike the T-shirt, the shoes had specific imperfections described after arrival: excess glue near the eyelets, a hologram that was not centred, and several smaller finish issues. Those details explain why the pair was regarded as B grade despite the overall enthusiasm.

The wearer felt the flaws were less noticeable on foot than under close inspection. That is the balance in this review: the price and overall look were appealing, while the finishing was visibly imperfect. Keeping both parts makes the assessment more useful than repeating the favourable score on its own.

Two waist bags from a prize promotion

Two Lululemon-style waist bags were won through a Hubbuy prize-wheel promotion. They were not separately paid purchases, so the positive 10/10 value reaction belongs in that context. Their intended use included giving them as gifts.

The pictures show the outside, zipper, lining and strap fastening. The promotion is part of this past purchase experience, not a promise that the same bags or prizes are currently available. There is no item price to attach to them.

The missing shoebox was a packing choice

The only packaging disappointment concerned the shoebox. The wearer believed the option to discard it had been selected by accident during packing. The missing box was therefore understood as a selection issue, while the actual goods were described as arriving safely.

That detail closes the arrival story without changing its overall verdict. The parcel delivered two particularly satisfying low-price finds, a pair of well-fitting shorts and two bonus bags. The shoe finish and the discarded box remain part of the experience, rather than disappearing behind the positive scores.