MuleBuy
Spreadsheet

The MuleBuy Spreadsheet is the central tool that connects buyers with sellers across the streetwear and sneaker ecosystem. If you are new to the process, the spreadsheet can feel overwhelming at first glance. Thousands of rows, batch codes, and category tabs make it look like a data dump rather than a shopping catalog. But once you understand how to filter and navigate it, the spreadsheet becomes the fastest way to find exactly what you want without wasting money on the wrong batch or size.

Start by filtering the category column. The spreadsheet is organized into eleven core sections: Shoes, Hoodies and Sweaters, T-Shirts, Jackets, Pants and Shorts, Headwear, Sets, Underwear, Jersey, Accessories, and Others. Each category has its own tab or filterable section. Shoes and T-Shirts usually have the highest row counts, while Accessories and Headwear are smaller but still worth checking for complementary pieces. If you know what you want, the category filter is your first and most important step.

Next, sort by price or batch tier. The spreadsheet typically includes columns for batch code, price, and sometimes a tier label like budget, mid, or top. If you are looking for a daily beater that you will wear hard and replace within a year, the budget tier is perfectly fine. If you want something that holds up to close inspection and repeated wear, mid-tier or top-tier is the safer choice. Do not assume that higher price always means better quality. Cross-reference the batch code with Reddit reviews and recent QC posts to confirm the current state of that batch.

The Notes column is the most underused part of the spreadsheet. Sellers update this field with real-time information about restocks, batch changes, and known issues. A note that says "new batch, improved collar" is a strong signal. A note that says "QC issues reported on last batch" is a warning. Read the Notes before you read anything else. It is the only part of the spreadsheet that is updated in real time.

Sizing is the biggest mistake new buyers make. Asian sizing does not map directly to US or European sizing. The spreadsheet usually includes a size chart link, but you should always measure a garment that fits you well and compare the chest, shoulder, and length measurements to the chart. For shoes, check the insole length measurement in the QC photos. For pants, check the waist measurement in centimeters and add two to four centimeters to your US waist size for the best fit. Read our complete sizing guide for detailed measurements.

Finally, use the search function. The spreadsheet supports keyword search. If you are looking for a specific colorway, silhouette, or style, use the search bar instead of scrolling. Combine search with category filters to narrow results fast. For example, search "puff" within the Jackets category to find puffer jackets. Search "boxy" within the T-Shirts category to find oversized cuts.

The MuleBuy Spreadsheet is not just a catalog. It is a decision-making tool. Use the category filters, batch tiers, Notes column, and size charts to reduce the risk of a bad purchase. Then click through to the full catalog at AstroReps to browse the complete selection and complete your order. This site is your gateway. The spreadsheet is your map. The full catalog is your destination.