Row Fields That Earn Space
A comparison row should make a buyer stop guessing. Open the product route, confirm the link still loads, and check that the saved title matches the current product page. The row should show category, selected version, price note, QC state, and shipping remark without forcing another pass through screenshots.
When two catalog rows look close, compare the fields side by side. A shoe row with outsole, side profile, size label, and box note can beat a cheaper route with one front image. A hoodie row with measurements and fabric notes can beat a route that only shows a styled seller photo.
Price Beside Proof
Price should sit near photo proof because a low number can be misleading. Mark price changed, variant price unclear, sale ended, or unusually low when the route no longer supports the original note. Price without route evidence is not a buying signal.
The buyer should compare seller photos with the saved note before keeping the row. A changed color, missing size, different version, or weaker gallery moves the row into compare or remove. Clear evidence can keep the row active, but unclear evidence should not hide behind a tidy spreadsheet line.
Parcel Pressure In The Same Row
Shipping belongs in the comparison row too. Shoe boxes, structured bags, thick hoodies, and fragile accessories change parcel pressure. A row marked keep box, remove box, bulky layer, or bag shape tells the buyer why the item may need a different shipment choice.
A row can stay when route, selected option, gallery, price, QC note, and parcel remark all point in the same direction. A row should leave when the link is dead, another route has better proof, a version no longer matches, or shipping cost makes the product poor value.
Cleanup Result
Write the result as a working note: keep route, compare gallery, request label photo, request measurement, remove duplicate, or hold until box choice is clear. These notes describe actual buyer work, not a generic review pass.
The catalog becomes easier to use when every row explains why it stayed. Rows that cannot support a keep, compare, request photo, or remove action should be cleared before more products are added.