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OrientDig Sets Spreadsheet 351 finds

The OrientDig sets spreadsheet: matching tracksuits and two-piece sets. Finds with QC photos come first.

Shop by Nike Sets 56 Alo Yoga Sets 39 Syna Sets 16 Louis Vuitton Sets 16

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About the OrientDig sets spreadsheet

For the cheapest finds in every section, see OrientDig finds under $20 and under $50.

Order any of these through OrientDig in one click from its page.

Matching tracksuits and two-piece sets — order both halves in one click instead of hunting separate listings. Sets are popular first hauls because a single QC check covers a whole outfit, and one listing means one order and one QC check.

Watch the size chart twice as carefully: some sellers size tops and bottoms independently, and the listing usually lets you mix sizes between the two pieces. If it doesn't, ask via the agent's order note.

The median find here costs $26. Open a find to see the seller's photos, sizes and price, then press Buy on OrientDig. Before you do, check the QC photos other buyers got for that listing; the find's own page does it for you.

Sizing is what people get wrong most often on sets: the letter varies between sellers, so read the seller's centimetre chart and compare it with something you already own.

Sets by brand

Syna Sets spreadsheet 16Louis Vuitton Sets spreadsheet 16Nike Sets spreadsheet 56Alo Yoga Sets spreadsheet 39

Sets questions

Are sets cheaper than buying pieces separately?

Sometimes, but compare: a set is one listing, one order and one QC check, instead of two listings from different sellers.

Can I get different sizes for top and bottom?

Often yes — the listing's variant picker or an order note handles it. Agents pass order notes on to the seller when they buy.

What's in the QC photos for a set?

Both pieces photographed together — check the color match between top and bottom, which is the most common flaw in cheap sets.