Dior Yupoo: B22, B23 and B27 album guide

Dior is the most photographed label in sneaker albums, which makes it both easy and dangerous to buy: there is more evidence, but also more batches pretending to be the same shoe. Start with the silhouette family. B22 is the low-top canvas-and-leather shape, B23 is the high-top with the oblique monogram, B27 is the cleaner runner-influenced low-top.

In album photos the give-away is the toe box. B23 sits taller and squarer; B27 slopes lower and longer. If two listings of the "same" model disagree on toe height by more than a few millimetres, you are looking at different batches or different factories. Ask which one ships.

Measure the insole in centimetres and ask for the sole thickness. Dior-style soles are a large part of the visual line, and a batch that thins the midsole changes the whole proportion even when the upper is correct.

Dior in the live catalog

Sixteen current entries. Photos are the partner's own product images; the lightbox opens the full-size frame.

Dior — buyer questions

Are the Dior photos on this page from the partner catalog?

Yes. Every card uses the product’s own image URL from the wwtopyupoo.com feed, including the 320px thumbnail. Clicking a card opens that product page with ref=yupoo.casa.

Does yupoo.casa sell Dior items?

No. This is an index and an explanation layer. Stock, pricing, QC photos and shipping are handled by the partner catalog or your agent.

How do I compare two Dior batches?

Compare the same three angles, then compare numbers: insole length, width, weight and any stated measurements. Photos alone cannot separate close batches.

Why do Dior listings sometimes look different between sellers?

Different factories photograph the same silhouette differently. Treat the clearest photo set as your reference, then verify with QC on the pair you actually buy.