9 categories · updated August 2026

29 supplier catalogues, sorted so you can skip 28 of them

Sneakers first, accessories last, and every entry says what the album actually carries — including the specialist ones that exist because the general catalogues treat a category as an afterthought.

TL;DR

29 supplier catalogues sorted into 9 categories rather than dumped in a flat list. Sneakers first because that is what most people are here for, accessories last. Each entry says what the album actually stocks, so you can skip the ones that will not have your item.

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👟 Sneakers — the main four

Air Jordan

AJ1 through AJ14 with no gaps in the run, including OG retros and the more recent SP collaborations. Start here for anything Jordan-numbered.

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Nike, everything else

Air Force 1, Dunk, Air Max and the Pegasus running line, plus the SB and Off-White collaborations. The Nike album that isn't Jordan.

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adidas and New Balance

Samba, Gazelle, Campus, Handball Spezial and Yeezy Boost — and the same factory covers New Balance 9060, 1906R, 2002R, 550 and 990v6, including the Kith and Aimé Leon Dore pairs.

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Hoka and On Running

Technical running only: Clifton, Bondi, Cloudmonster and Cloudsurfer. The category most agents' spreadsheets skip entirely.

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🔍 Sneakers — specialist albums

Jordan, sorted by model

Split model by model — AJ1, AJ3, AJ4, AJ5, AJ6, AJ11, AJ12, AJ13, AJ14 — plus Nike SB Dunk. Faster than scrolling one huge album when you already know the silhouette.

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Nike, extended

Deeper on Air Force 1 variants, Zoom Vomero and Vapormax than the main Nike album goes. Check here when a colorway isn't in the primary source.

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Multi-brand, one menu

Jordan, Nike, adidas, New Balance and Puma behind a single tab. The one to browse when you haven't decided on a brand yet.

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New Balance 9060 specialist

Grey/silver, sea-salt cream and the workwear crossovers. A dedicated album for the silhouette that has been the hardest to source since 2024.

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⚽ Football boots and archive stock

Football boots

Nike Mercurial, adidas Predator and Copa, Phantom GX, T90 and Tiempo, plus athletics spikes and kids' and women's boots.

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Archive and discontinued

The most useful album on this page if what you want is no longer produced. Older colorways that dropped off every other catalogue.

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👞 Designer footwear

Men's designer

Designer sneakers and dress shoes for men — the luxury houses rather than the sportswear brands.

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Women's designer

The women's equivalent: designer sneakers, heels and flats, sized separately from the men's album.

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🧥 Clothing and streetwear

Heritage labels

Moncler down, Stone Island with the compass patch, Supreme box logo, BAPE ABC camo, Off-White and Palm Angels.

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What's moving now

Fear of God Essentials, Trapstar, Corteiz Alcatraz, Sp5der and Hellstar — the labels turning over fastest right now.

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Clothing wildcard

When a piece isn't in either album above, it is usually sitting in this one. Worth a look before you give up on a search.

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👜 Bags and leather goods

Classic luxury

Louis Vuitton monogram, Hermès Birkin, Chanel CC, Gucci GG and Dior. If you're looking for LV, start in this one.

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Second source

An alternative leather-goods catalogue covering the same in-demand houses — different stock, different batches.

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Colours and hardware

For when you need a colour, size or hardware finish the other two bag albums don't carry.

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⌚ Watches

Watch catalogue

Rolex, Cartier, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe and Apple Watch. One album covering close to everything that gets asked for.

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🏀 Football and NBA jerseys

NBA

NBA jerseys and shorts — Lakers, Celtics and the rest of the franchises, several colourways per team.

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Serie A and Bundesliga

Italian and German clubs, including goalkeeper kits that most jersey albums leave out.

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Full kits

Shirt, shorts and socks together, or NBA jerseys as a set rather than piece by piece.

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🧣 Accessories

General accessories

Fragrance, belts, sunglasses, caps, scarves and headphones in one catalogue. The broadest album here.

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Caps

New Era 59FIFTY MLB fitteds, Supreme box logo and Palm Angels visors.

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Sunglasses

Ray-Ban Aviator and Wayfarer, Gentle Monster, Prada, Dior and Louis Vuitton.

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Sandals and slides

Yeezy slides, adidas Adilette, Nike Calm, Birkenstock and Louis Vuitton.

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Belts

A belts-only album with more variety than the general accessories catalogue carries.

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Headphones and audio

Audio only — a dedicated album rather than a shelf inside a general catalogue.

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Off-Yupoo catalogue

The one source here that isn't hosted on Yupoo. Carries references that don't appear in any of the albums above.

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How to use a Yupoo album

Yupoo is a photo host, not a shop. There is no cart and no checkout — an album is a supplier's catalogue, and buying from it means taking the item to an agent or messaging the supplier directly. That confuses first-time buyers constantly, so it is worth stating plainly.

Two practical points. First, albums are organised by whatever logic the supplier felt like, so the category headings above are ours, not theirs — some albums that look narrow carry much more than their title suggests. Second, if an album asks for a password, that supplier has restricted it; there is no universal password and anyone selling you one is selling nothing.

Fastest route from album to order: screenshot the item, note any product code shown in the photo, and send both to the supplier or your agent. Photos are easier to match against stock than descriptions, and a code beats both.

Why 29 albums instead of one

No single supplier covers everything well. The Jordan album that goes deep on AJ1 through AJ14 does not carry Hoka. The bag catalogue with the best Louis Vuitton stock has thin coverage of hardware variants, which is why there is a second and third bag source listed. Football boots, archive colourways and headphones each sit with a specialist because the generalist albums treat them as afterthoughts.

The practical consequence is that "not in this album" rarely means "not available". The clothing section in particular has a wildcard album specifically for pieces that are missing from the two obvious ones, and it resolves most searches that looked like dead ends.

Album to parcel, in order

  1. Find the item in one of the albums above, or ask which album carries it.
  2. Get a link or a code. Some suppliers publish Taobao or Weidian links against each album; others work from photos and codes over chat.
  3. Convert the link with the link converter if you are routing through an agent.
  4. Confirm sizing using the size converter, and send your millimetre measurement rather than a size number.
  5. Check the QC photos against the 12-point checklist before approving.
  6. Consolidate and ship — see the shipping calculator for what the parcel will cost.

A note on these links

Every album here is listed because it is a working source, not because anyone paid for placement. Links open in a new tab with referrer information stripped, which matters because some Yupoo suppliers restrict access based on where traffic arrives from.

Albums do go dark. If one of these is password-locked, empty or dead when you reach it, tell us on WhatsApp and it gets removed and the count on this page updated — a list with dead entries in it is worse than a shorter honest one.

29 supplier catalogues by category
  • Accessories 24%
  • Sneakers — main 14%
  • Sneakers — specialist 14%
  • Clothing 10%
  • Bags 10%
  • Jerseys 10%
  • Football & archive 7%
  • Designer footwear 7%
  • Watches 3%

Counted from the catalogue page. Accessories is the largest group because belts, caps, sunglasses and audio each sit with a specialist rather than in one general album.

RepBuyTools — built and maintained by a sourcing team that has been shipping parcels out of Guangdong since 2019. Every figure on this site is either measured from real parcels, taken from a named third-party source, or labelled as an estimate. We are not a buying agent and earn nothing when you pick one.
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Common questions, answered plainly

What is Yupoo and can I buy directly from it?

Yupoo is a Chinese photo-hosting site suppliers use as a visual catalogue. There is no cart and no checkout. You buy by taking the item to a buying agent, or by messaging the supplier directly.

Why do some albums ask for a password?

The supplier has restricted that album, usually to existing customers. There is no universal password. If one of the 29 listed here has gone private, tell us and it comes off the list.

How do I find a specific model across these albums?

Start with the category, then the specialist album rather than the general one — the model-by-model Jordan album and the NB 9060 specialist exist precisely for that. If it is not in the obvious place, the clothing wildcard and the extended Nike album catch most of the rest.

Are these albums free to browse?

Yes. Yupoo albums are public pages. You only pay when you place an order through an agent or with the supplier.

How do I get from an album photo to an actual order?

Screenshot the item and note any product code in the photo, then send both to the supplier or your agent. If you get a Taobao or Weidian link back, run it through the link converter to reach your preferred agent.

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