Sneakers — page 16
Sneakers, slides and boots from the Taobao, 1688 and Weidian sellers indexed in the ZentBuy Spreadsheet.
1,879 listings in this category · Sneakers, slides and boots
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About sneakers in the ZentBuy Spreadsheet
Sneakers are the busiest corner of the sheet. The listings run from Dunks, Air Force 1s and Jordan retros to Samba, Gazelle, New Balance and the Asics Gel line, plus slides, boots and loafers that get bought as filler for a bigger parcel. Prices are stored the way the seller published them, in CNY, and converted into your currency for display only — what you actually pay is what ZentBuy quotes once your shipping line and payment processing are added (ZentBuy advertises 0% markup on the item price itself). Sizing is where most orders go wrong: Chinese listings usually quote EU or CN sizes, lasts tend to run narrow, and a half size up is the common advice for wider feet. Check the size chart on the listing itself rather than assuming your usual number, and open the seller's photos full-size before you order.
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.
Sneakers: common questions
What size should I order from a Chinese sneaker listing?
Most sellers quote EU or CN sizing rather than US. Take the insole length in centimetres from the listing and compare it against a shoe you already own — that is the only measurement that survives the conversion between brands. Chinese lasts are often narrower than the Western equivalent, so wide feet usually go half a size up.
Do these listings ship internationally on their own?
No. Taobao, 1688 and Weidian sellers ship domestically inside China. That is the whole reason an agent exists: ZentBuy buys the pair with a domestic account, receives it at their warehouse, and forwards the parcel to your address.
Can I see the actual pair before it ships?
Yes, after you order. The photos on this page are the seller's own listing images. QC photos are free, taken at the warehouse after purchase (Warehouse & Inspection step), so you see the exact pair that was bought for you and can decide whether to ship it or request a refund.
Why do two listings for the same silhouette differ so much in price?
Usually batch and seller, not platform. 1688 sellers price closer to factory cost and sometimes set a minimum order quantity; Taobao and Weidian sellers price at retail but ship single pairs. A very low price on a silhouette everyone else lists higher is worth treating as a warning rather than a bargain.
Page last reviewed 2026-09-18.