What the QC photo count means
This snapshot has 44 positive counts and 1872 zero counts. Compare three puffer rows below.
The QC column reports a number supplied with a product record. The directory does not display the warehouse photo set itself.
On this page
Three states, with different meanings
| QC value | Records in this snapshot | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Greater than zero | 44 | The source supplied a positive count. |
| 0 photos | 1872 | The source explicitly supplied zero. |
| Not provided | 0 | No count was supplied. |
A zero count does not grade the product. A positive count does not say which option or camera angles the pictures cover.
Compare these actual puffer rows
Open selected puffers below $40. There are 3 matches in this snapshot.
| Product record | USD reference | QC count |
|---|---|---|
| Burberry Vintage Check Black Puffer Jacket | ~$39.67 | 3 reported |
| Gucci GG Monogram The North Face Parka | ~$39.00 | 0 reported |
| The North Face Nuptse Mountain Print Parka | ~$35.33 | 0 reported |
The selection badge means the listing image and title were reviewed for the edit. It does not mean the reported warehouse photographs were inspected.
Open the record to find the photographs
Use the product link on the row. Check whether the destination actually shows a photo set for the item you intend to buy, and whether it matches the color and size. We have not verified the contents of those warehouse photos through this stored snapshot.
Ask for the view you are missing
For a puffer, a front image can leave the lining and zipper hidden. A useful request is specific: “Please show the lining and main zipper for the black, size M option.” That is more useful than asking for another general front photograph.
For a measurement, ask for the ruler and both endpoints in the same image. Keep that request separate from questions about filling or tested warmth.
Keep a short photo note beside the link
- The exact color and size you checked.
- The views you actually saw.
- The one missing view that could change your decision.
What is the difference between zero and a missing count?
Open the example table and follow one exact record
Read how the directory keeps QC counts and reviewed images separate.