Guangzhou Qingyu Apparel Trading Company

Is This 1688 Seller Worth Your Agent's Warehouse Space? A Brutal Look at Guangzhou Qingyu Clothing

Alright, let's talk about Guangzhou Qingyu Clothing (广州青予服饰商行) on 1688. If you're hunting for activewear-adjacent tops and outerwear, this store might pop up in your searches. But should you pull the trigger? Let's break it down based on the numbers, not the hype.

The Good Stuff

First off, the warehouse delivery vibe is solid. Average dispatch time sits at 1.2 days, and the total delivery time to your Chinese proxy warehouse averages just 1.9 days. That's quick. Your agent won't be sitting on their hands waiting for this seller to ship. For 1688, that's a win.

With 52 products live and a clean record of zero defect listings, there's no glaring red flag about quality control on the backend. The most saved item is the "Therma-FIT ADV Hybrid"—so clearly, whatever outerwear or top that is, it's catching eyes. If you're into functional, sporty layering pieces, that's probably your starting point.

The Not-So-Good Stuff

Here's where I have to be brutally honest. This seller has a 1.0 rating. Now, that's based on a grand total of one review. Not ten, not fifty—one. And that single recent review on the "Dri-FIT Academy" product is rough. The buyer called it a "really bad tracksuit," said the material is thin nylon, feels cheap, and they "cooked in it." That's a direct quote. No sugarcoating. For a store leaning into performance-style tops and outerwear, breathability and fabric weight matter. One angry review doesn't doom a whole shop, but it's the only data point you've got.

The Verdict

Would I gamble on this seller? Maybe—but only for that Therma-FIT ADV Hybrid if you're curious, and only if you're okay with a potential miss. The fast shipping to your agent's warehouse is a plus, but with just one review and a 1.0 rating, you're flying blind on actual quality. My advice: order one item, inspect it at the warehouse, and don't go crazy on a haul until you see it in hand. It's a coin flip, not a sure thing.