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Pick deck: keep or skip the picked accessories, tier by tier
The deck holds all forty-nine picks from the five hooks, split into three tiers by the catalogue price on 20 October 2026. Choose a tier, then keep or skip each card. What you keep collects in a list you can copy.
Deal a tier and make your calls
That is every pick in this tier. Choose another tier, or deal this one again from the first card.
Working the deck: keys, undo and a list that stays put
This is how to use the tool on a phone or a desktop. Pick a tier with the three buttons above the card. The deck starts at the first card in that tier, ordered by hook so caps come before knits and frames before jewellery. Press Keep, or the right arrow key, to add the card to your list; press Skip, or the left arrow key, to pass. Undo, or the U key, takes back the last keep or skip in the tier you are in.
Your list sits beside the deck on wide screens and below it on phones. Each kept card shows its title and links to its listing, and the small cross removes it. Copy links puts every kept listing address on your clipboard, one per line, ready to paste into an agent's order box or a note.
The list and your place in each tier are saved in this browser, so you can leave and come back; clearing your browser data clears them. The deck never sends your list anywhere. Nothing is uploaded, and no account is needed.
Where the tier lines fall, and why there
The tiers are cut at ¥50 and ¥120 on the catalogue's displayed price, using the lowest figure when a listing shows a range. We drew the lines after looking at the forty-nine picks rather than before: under ¥50 holds half the caps and nearly all the beanies, ¥50 to ¥119 holds most eyewear and several scarves, and ¥120 and up holds the bucket hats with cords and badges, the long scarves and the dearest frames.
A tier is a display group, not a judgement. A card in the highest tier is not better than one at the bottom, and a listing that shows ¥14 to ¥314 sits in the lowest tier even though most of its options cost far more. The chart counts the picks per hook in each tier on the pull date.
What the deck leaves to you
The deck does not add up prices, rank cards, recommend sizes or check that a listing is still live. It shows our picks and records your choices. Prices on the cards are from 20 October 2026, and listings change: open a kept card before ordering and read the current price and options.
It also knows nothing about your agent's fees. A kept list of six items under ¥50 can cost more than one item at ¥200 once shipping, service charges and payment costs land, and the order costs page shows how one agent's bill was put together in 2026.
Treat the list as a shortlist to read again, not as a basket. The cards are a dated photograph of a market that moves daily.
