u/Trollface145 · r/FashionReps · 5 photos

4.7kg Joyagoo Haul to Canada: Fit Notes and Photos

Different fits, small construction details and five source photos from one community haul.

Weight: 4.7 kg
Destination: Canada
Delivery: About 5 days
Shipping: CAD 134.22

Source reviewed Sep 8, 2026. This page summarizes one public community report; the original author retains attribution, this site does not claim ownership of the source photos, and the linked original post remains the primary source.

Arrival photosStreetwearT-shirtsShoes

Packaged clothing and shoes laid out on a wooden floor

Light denim shorts photographed from the back

Front of dark shorts showing the exposed button fly

Parcel and fit reference

The buyer reported sending 4.7 kg to Canada via EMS-60: CAD 134.22 shipping and roughly five days in transit. Their fit reference was 176 cm, around 80 kg, with a muscular build.

When comparing a haul, it helps to keep fit, fabric and finishing separate. A useful reading question is not simply whether a piece was liked, but which part of the experience would matter to your own wardrobe.

Item-by-item fit notes

Denim: jorts and jeans

Size-30 Stussy jorts needed a high-waisted fit; the buyer would size up. The size-30 jeans felt soft, fitted comfortably and tapered slightly at the ankles.

For a denim shortlist, write down where you want the waistband to sit and how much room you want through the upper leg. Compare those choices with a pair you already enjoy wearing, rather than beginning and ending with its size label.

Three T-shirts, three fits

The green slub tee in L felt thick and textured, with snug sleeves. The CDG L felt compression-tight, although the buyer found its material fine. The pink XL fitted well but ran long, with off-centre lettering.

Before choosing a tee, decide whether you want it fitted, relaxed or cropped. Keep sleeve room and body length as separate preferences. For a graphic design, a straight-on image is also a useful detail to request alongside a general fit description.

Derschutze shorts: embroidery and buttons

For the Derschutze shorts, the buyer would have chosen 32 instead of their purchased 30. They liked the fabric and embroidery but questioned the button stitching.

A close-up of a fastening answers a different question from a full-garment photograph. If construction matters to your choice, save that detail as a separate comparison point rather than combining it with the overall look.

Nike P6000: cushioning and width

The Nike P6000 in 45 fitted comfortably with decent cushioning but felt narrow. In a follow-up comment, the writer also reported all-day comfort without discomfort.

For your own shoe comparison, keep three questions distinct: room at the toes, pressure across the forefoot and comfort during the activities you have in mind. That gives a fit discussion more direction than asking only which size to buy.

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