Taizhou Junlin Trading Co., Ltd.

If you’re hunting for accessories on 1688, this one’s a bit of a hidden gem—but also a tiny operation, so keep your expectations in check. 台州市骏临贸易有限公司 is a small seller with just 39 products, all in the accessories lane, and honestly, the numbers look pretty clean. Right now they’re sitting at a perfect 5.0 seller rating off the back of only 2 total reviews, which tells you they’re not a volume monster—more like a niche spot that’s doing things right so far.

Let’s talk about the speed to the proxy warehouse, because that’s where they shine. Average dispatch time is a snappy 0.2 days—we’re talking basically same-day handling, which is pretty rare for a smaller outfit. Then the domestic transit to your agent’s warehouse lands at around 1.7 days on average. Just to be clear: that’s the time from the seller to your local Chinese agent warehouse, not the international leg to your doorstep. So if you’re using a proxy, this seller won’t be the bottleneck on the China side—that’s a solid win.

Now, what are people actually buying? The standout is the “Medusa Biggie” — it’s got the top-favorite tag and clearly the one item buyers are circling back to. The other product with recent reviews is “1.1 Millionaires.” Both are getting some love in the feedback, and the tone of those recent reviews is genuinely positive. One buyer said about the Medusa Biggie: “Good quality even though it’s inexpensive. Nice and clean details. I’m satisfied with my purchase.” Another review for the 1.1 Millionaires echoes that: “Really nice sunglasses. Clean and beautifully made. I’m satisfied with the purchase.” So you’ve got repeat customers validating that the value-for-money angle is real—cheap doesn’t automatically mean trash here.

But let’s keep it brutally honest. The verdict is mixed if you’re looking for a big, battle-tested store. Zero products with defect records is great on paper, but with only 39 products and 2 total reviews, there’s not a lot of data to flex on. You’re basically trusting a handful of strangers who happened to buy the same two items. That’s fine if you’re grabbing one of those known pieces—the Medusa Biggie seems like a safe bet based on the feedback—but for anything else in their catalog, you’re rolling the dice a bit. Also, don’t expect a massive inventory or tons of styles; this is a lean, curated operation.

Would I send my proxy here? For the Medusa Biggie, yeah, I’d roll the dice—the warehouse delivery is quick, the seller responds fast, and the recent buyers are happy. For anything else, I’d probably message the seller first to check stock and quality, because 39 items with 2 reviews isn’t exactly a track record. Bottom line: it’s a decent little accessory stop if you know what you want, but don’t come here expecting a mega-store experience. Solid find for a specific piece, average for everything else.