Start with what you already know
Opening the main page by habit can add extra steps when your choice is already clear.
Quick guide
The simplest rule is this: if you already know what you want, open that category. If you are still deciding, start with the main page.
The clearer your choice is, the more specific the page can be.
Opening the main page by habit can add extra steps when your choice is already clear.
Use shoes, hoodies, bags or accessories when you already know what you want to browse.
A smaller set of relevant options is easier to scan than a larger set of mixed ones.
Ask what you would call the item after it arrives at your door. If it is footwear, open shoes or sneakers. If it is a carry item, open bags. If it is a small add-on, open accessories, jewelry or watches.
When the item could fit two categories, choose the page that gives you the most useful checks. Shoes and bags need sizing or dimensions; jewelry and watches need close-up finish, hardware and packaging checks.
Choosing the category first reduces repeated searching and makes QC easier later because you already know what details matter for that item type.