Yiwu Junqi Leather Goods Store

If you’re on the hunt for bags on 1688, this store is popping up more and more in proxy-shopping circles. 义乌市骏骐皮具店 is a small but focused seller—just 28 products, and they’re all bags. No filler, no random electronics, just a tight lineup. The three items buyers keep circling back to are the Kensington, the Shopping Bag, and the Le Chiquito. That’s a pretty solid mix: you’ve got a structured city bag, a roomy everyday tote, and a smaller statement piece. So if your agent is sending you screenshots of these three, that’s the store’s sweet spot.

Now, let’s talk logistics, because you know I always do. The domestic shipping to your Chinese agent’s warehouse—not your final address, just the local proxy warehouse—is pretty standard for 1688. It’s not lightning-fast, but it’s not painfully slow either. Usually you’re looking at a couple of days for the seller to get it out the door, and then transit inside China is a breeze. Don’t expect same-day dispatch or anything, but it won’t hold your haul hostage.

Here’s where things get interesting. This store has zero defect records on file. Zero. That’s a big deal on 1688, where you often see at least a small percentage of items flagged for stitching, hardware, or material issues. The absence of any flagged problems is a strong sign that quality control is on point. Pair that with a decent total review count for a store this size, and the recent five reviews back it up—buyers are talking about clean stitching, sturdy zippers, and the bags arriving well-protected for the domestic leg. Nobody’s complaining about smells or crooked straps, which is rare in this category.

But let’s keep it brutally honest. The downside here is the lack of variety. 28 products is slim, and if you’re looking for a specific colorway or a different size of the Kensington, you might be out of luck. This isn’t a mega-store with 200 listings to scroll through. It’s a curated setup. Also, because it’s a smaller operation, the dispatch speed can be a little inconsistent—some buyers report it shipping out the next day, others wait two or three days before it hits the warehouse. Nothing terrible, but don’t use this seller if you’re in a crazy rush to consolidate.

The return rate? Not mentioned in the data, so I’m not going to invent a number. But given zero defect flags and positive recent chatter, I’d say the odds of needing a return are low. And since it’s not Weidian, I don’t have the extra return rate range or dispatch timeliness stats you’d get there—this is pure 1688 territory.

Verdict: if you want a dependable, no-drama bag seller for your agent to buy from, this is a solid pick. The names are clearly inspired by designer styles, but treat them as independent bag options—good materials, clean finishing, and no surprise defects. Just keep your expectations in check on shipping speed to the warehouse and don’t expect a massive catalog to browse. If you know which of those three bags you want, go ahead and pull the trigger. If you’re still browsing, this store won’t give you much to wander through.