QC photos: what to look at before you approve
The most useful QC photo is the least flattering one. Overhead shots of shoes show symmetry; close-ups of the heel counter show whether the shape collapsed in transit. On clothing, the inside of the garment tells you more about construction than the outside.
Approve only when you have seen the areas you would complain about later: seams, prints, hardware, and the parts that touch skin. Everything else is cosmetic and can be fixed at home.




