
FO0236 LL0157
Ended at 50% off, on an obscure Danish site our founder had never opened. It took an evening of tabs, guessed spellings and translated checkout pages.
one reference · one size · one delivery country
Some people do not browse. They know the garment down to its style code — GUIDI 788Z, FO0236 LL0157 — and then spend an evening in forty tabs.
marcopolo reads the buyable web the way a very patient human would: independent boutiques in Copenhagen and Kyoto, and the resale listing where a seller misspelled the model name. It comes back with one ranked table.
Your first hunt is free. No account to make, no password, and you buy from the seller — never from us.

788Z · women's 40
Nothing under €1,000 anywhere our founder could find. The one full-price option quietly disclosed a 12-week production wait, which no product page prices as a cost.
This is a specimen of what a finished hunt hands you. Sources are described rather than named here, and the figures illustrate the report — the live one names the shop and stamps the time.
Nine finds. Cheapest landed €698 — €542 below retail. It carries a 12-week wait.
| source | price | shipping | est. duty | landed | size | wait |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01multi-brand boutiqueCopenhagen, DK | €698 | 12-week wait | ||||
| 02multi-brand boutiqueMalmö, SE | €740 | ships in 48 hours | ||||
| 03resale listingBerlin, DE | €757 | ships in 72 hours | ||||
| 04concept storeKyoto, JP | €831 | in stock | ||||
| 05multi-brand boutiqueMilan, IT | €880 | in stock | ||||
| —brand retail | €1,240 | in stock |
5 of 9 finds. Landed price is item plus shipping plus estimated duty; the full column breakdown shows on a wider screen.
doorways — we cannot quote prices on these
Their rules forbid automated reading, so we do not pretend. Each becomes a link that opens your size, prefilled, labelled for what it is.
Then the watch: we keep reading this reference in women's 40 for 30 days, and write to you if a cheaper or faster option appears.
You buy from the seller. We only find it.
The item is carried by maybe forty independent shops across Europe, Japan and the US. Each has its own sale calendar, its own odd sizes, its own duty rules.
The same reference may be sitting on resale at half the price, described by a seller who spelled the model name wrong.
Google prices what is advertised, not what is buyable in women's 40 with duty included. It has never heard of FO0236 LL0157. Extensions only react to the page you already found.
Neither hunt was hard because the garment was rare. They were hard because nothing on the web indexes stock by reference and size.
Two hunts by our founder, done by hand, are the whole problem statement. One is at the head of this page. It ended nowhere.

FO0236 LL0157
Ended at 50% off, on an obscure Danish site our founder had never opened. It took an evening of tabs, guessed spellings and translated checkout pages.
A reference, a product link, or a brand and a model name. Nothing else is asked of you.
Three or four candidates with photos. You pick the right leather, in five seconds.
About 90 seconds. The sites being read are named as they are read. No spinner, no fake progress.
One table, ranked by landed price. Then a watch on that reference, for 30 days.
The visible labour is the proof. Named sites, a counting total, no invented progress bar. If a hunt runs long, the item is rare, and we say that.
Item, plus shipping to your address, plus an estimated duty line, in your currency. That is the only number that compares Kyoto to Copenhagen.
A row appears only if your size is buyable. Each row carries its availability: in stock, pre-order, or the 12-week wait that would have ruined the purchase.
For this shopper they are the same decision. Where a marketplace forbids automated reading, we say so and hand you a prefilled search instead.
Every hunt watches its reference for 30 days. If your size lands on resale at 3am, that is a dispatch in your inbox, not a tab you forgot to check.
Where we are unsure of a number, we show the range instead of rounding it into confidence.
We cannot sell you the garment.
You buy from the seller. We take no payment for the item, and no commission on it either.
We cannot make a size exist.
If nothing is buyable in yours, the hunt says so plainly and goes back into your balance.
We cannot read every marketplace.
Vinted, Vestiaire Collective, eBay, Grailed and Rakuten Japan forbid it. Each becomes a doorway instead: your size, prefilled, labelled for what it is.
We cannot always resolve duty to the cent.
Where the rule turns on a material or origin we cannot confirm, we show a range and label it estimated.
We cannot promise a price is still there.
So every price and stock claim names its source and carries the time we read it. There is no countdown on this site.
We cannot shorten a wait.
A 12-week lead time belongs to the seller. All we can do is quote it before you pay it.
We cannot bill you monthly.
There is no subscription. Hunts are bought in packs, and hunts left never expire.
1 hunt
first hunt
free
One hunt on us, on a reference you have already failed to find yourself.
send a free hunt10 hunts
Kit
€12
€1.20 a hunt. One reference, one size, one delivery country, and its 30-day watch.
take a Kit30 hunts
Caravan
€30
€1 a hunt. For dealers and personal shoppers who hunt references all day.
take a CaravanOne-time payments only, no subscription. Hunts left never expire. Payment is taken by Stripe; we never see your card.
The merchant went a long way, and came back with the thing.
Name the reference, your size and where it should land. The first hunt is free.