The full Sugargoo spreadsheet

Trainers matched to one of 2,000+ routes, insole length recorded before dispatch.

Hoodies and fleece logged with the fabric weight and the printing method, both of which feed the volumetric calculation.

Coats photographed showing lining, zip gauge and shoulder width.

Every trouser row carries rise, waist and hem width — the three numbers a freight estimate is built from.

Tops matched to one of 2,000+ routes, chest and shoulder measured.

Buckles, scarves and card holders photographed closely, with the alloy and stitch count written on the row.

Bags photographed close up, with hardware finish and strap drop noted for packing estimates.

Household goods logged with their packed volume, which is what a route estimate is worked out from.

Gadgets flagged because batteries narrow the available routes sharply.

Toys with box condition noted before a route is selected.

Sports goods with volumetric weight recorded for accurate quotes.

Beauty items flagged against the restrictions your route applies.

Runners matched to one of 2,000+ routes, insole length photographed before dispatch.

Zip fleece photographed with GSM and print method, volumetric weight in mind.

Quilted coats photographed showing the fill, with volumetric weight recorded.

Cargo trousers photographed with rise and thigh noted for the route calculation.

Knit tops photographed for one of 2,000+ routes, chest and shoulder measured.

Belts photographed with buckle metal and hole spacing noted on the row.

Backpacks photographed with strap drop and how they nest for packing.

Home storage photographed with packed volume recorded for route pricing.

Chargers and cables flagged because batteries narrow the available routes sharply.

Plush toys photographed with volume noted, since soft goods inflate a quote.

Fitness gear with volumetric weight recorded, which matters more than scales suggest.

Skincare flagged against the restrictions the chosen route applies.