Accessories — page 13
Hats, belts, wallets, jewellery, socks, sunglasses and other small goods.
885 listings in this category · Hats, belts, jewellery, bags, watches and small goods
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About accessories in the ZentBuy Spreadsheet
Accessories are cheap enough that most people add them to an existing order rather than buying them alone — which is exactly the right way to handle them, because shipping a single cap on its own rarely makes sense once the per-parcel minimum is applied. This page collects hats, beanies, belts, wallets, card holders, socks, scarves, gloves, sunglasses and jewellery from the Taobao, 1688 and Weidian sellers indexed in the ZentBuy Spreadsheet. Two things worth knowing: small metal goods like chains and rings are the items most often mis-photographed, so the post-purchase photos matter more here than the listing images; and jewellery and sunglasses are occasionally restricted or duty-sensitive depending on destination, so it is worth a look at the customs rules before adding several to a parcel.
This page is one slice of the index; the full ZentBuy Spreadsheet covers every category at once. If buying through a Chinese shopping agent is new to you, start with the agent comparison and the Chinese sizing guide.
Accessories: common questions
Is it worth ordering accessories on their own?
Rarely. Shipping has a practical floor per parcel, so a single low-value item carries a disproportionate cost. Accessories work best as filler in a parcel you were sending anyway — and with 90 free storage days at ZentBuy there is no rush to ship them alone.
How accurate are the photos for jewellery?
Less accurate than for clothing — small metal items are usually shot in studio lighting that flatters the finish. The photos taken at the warehouse after purchase are the useful ones.
Do accessories affect customs?
They can. Jewellery and eyewear are treated differently from apparel in some countries, and adding several raises the declared value of the parcel. Check your destination thresholds before consolidating.
What sizes do caps and belts come in?
Caps are usually one-size with an adjustable strap; belts are cut to a stated length in centimetres rather than a waist size, so measure a belt you already own end to buckle and match the number.
Page last reviewed 2026-09-18.