1. Introduction to the SHEIN List
The SHEIN list is a ranking calculated based on the real consumption data of a large number of products on the platform. It uses authoritative algorithm models to select high-quality and affordable products on the SHEIN site. It is committed to providing consumers with the most credible consumption guidance and reducing decision-making costs. Simplify purchasing choices.
2. Data positioning of the SHEIN list
Real: real consumption data of SHEIN's major products
Impartiality: comprehensive ranking of multidimensional algorithm models, refusal of bid-based rankings
3. Description of the SHEIN list sorting rules
1. Best-selling products list: comprehensive calculation based on product sales and sales volume and other indicators, updated daily
2. Praise list: comprehensive calculation based on product review scores, sales and other indicators, updated daily
3. Favorites list: comprehensive calculation based on indicators such as the number of product collections and sales, updated daily
4. Trend list: comprehensive calculation based on the product's sales trend over the past 7-14 days, updated daily
5. Best-selling new products list: comprehensive calculation based on the sales and sales volume of new products and other indicators, updated daily
4. Supplementary instructions
Q: What is the data caliber of the labels on each type of list:

xx consecutive days at the top: taking the last 10 natural days as the statistical period, the number of days it remained at the top of the list;

Top three for xx days on the list: taking the last 10 natural days as the statistical period, the number of days in the top three of the list;
Q: Why do products at the top of the best-sellers list sell less than products at the bottom?

A: All types of SHEIN rankings are evaluated and sorted based on multiple indicators. Sales volume is just one of the calculation indicators;
Q: Why are the lists and rankings of the same product different?

A: There are the following situations where the list and ranking of the same product are different:

(1) The ranking data is updated daily. You may see different pages during the time period before and after the data update when you view them;

(2) The same product may appear on different types of lists, and the sorting rules in different types of lists will be different. It is possible that the product you see is ranked on multiple different types of lists;