Qinghe County Qinsirou Garment Factory

Okay, let’s talk about the factory store 清河县亲丝柔服厂 over on 1688. It’s a 78-item shop focused pretty squarely on tops—think your basic crewnecks and long-sleeve tees. If you’re building a staples-only wardrobe, this is the kind of place you’d browse. The store rating sits at a decent 4.5, which sounds okay, but let’s not get carried away—there are only 2 total reviews on record, so that rating isn’t backed by a ton of crowd wisdom yet. You’re taking a bit of a gamble, but the early signs aren’t terrible.

Now, the important stuff—shipping to your proxy warehouse. The average delivery time to the domestic agent is about 1.6 days, with dispatch clocking in faster at 0.9 days. That’s a pretty solid speed for 1688. I mean, you’re not waiting around for a week just to see movement inside China. Just remember, that’s the time for the seller to get the package to your Chinese forwarding warehouse, not the international leg to your front door. That part’s on the shipping line you pick.

Let’s get into what people are actually buying. The top saved items are the Crewneck Sweatshirt, Long Sleeve Crew Neck T-Shirt, and another Crew Neck Sweatshirt—so they’ve clearly got a type, and it’s working. But here’s where I have to keep it real with you: out of those 78 products, at least one has a defect record. That’s not a screaming red flag, but it’s a heads-up that quality control isn’t flawless. The recent reviews back that up. One buyer (writing in German) said the quality itself was good and the fit was on point, but they knocked off a star because the sweatshirt had two visible labels instead of the usual one. That’s a minor annoyance, not a dealbreaker, but it shows they’re not obsessing over every little detail.

The other review is a full-on rave for a black crew neck tee. They called it a reliable wardrobe staple, praised the 180-200gsm cotton blend, noted it holds shape after washing, and said the fit is true to size with a relaxed vibe. So when they get it right, they get it really right. That’s the frustrating part—this store can absolutely deliver that clean, everyday basic, but you might get a weird label situation or some other small hiccup.

So, is it worth a shot? If you’re ordering a few plain tops and you’re not picky about tiny imperfections, yes—the dispatch is quick, the fabric quality seems decent, and the price is likely right for this kind of unbranded stuff. But if you’re someone who’s going to scrutinize every stitch or you need everything to come out perfect, be ready for a possible letdown. The sample size is too small to call this a top-tier seller yet. It’s a solid workhorse store—just don’t expect white-glove treatment or flawless QC on every single piece.