Alright, let me tell you about a 1688 seller I stumbled on recently: 东莞市长安恒胜祥服装商行 (Hengshengxiang Garment). They’re a smallish shop with 190 products, mostly in the Tops category—think sweaters and cardigans. Their top saved items are a *Cross Patch Cardigan*, a *Multi-Color Cross Cemetery*, and a *Stockholm 1996* (no clue what that is, but sounds edgy).

Warehouse shipping times? Solid. They dispatch within 1 day on average, and the domestic delivery to your Chinese agent’s warehouse takes about 1.5 days. That’s fast for 1688—stuff usually gets stuck for a week. So if you’re ordering through a proxy, your agent will have it in hand quick.

The good: Perfect 5.0 rating, zero defect records, and the one review they have is a glowing Italian comment saying the item is “easy to read and understand” (lol, maybe it’s a graphic tee?). Sounds happy.

The bad: Only one total review. That’s it. So yeah, you’re basically buying blind. The recent feedback is just that single Italian remark—no complaints, but no real variety either. The return rate isn’t mentioned, which on 1688 often means either zero returns or they’re not tracking it. Either way, I’d be cautious.

Bottom line: If you dig those specific tops and don’t mind being an early adopter, this seller’s metrics are clean. But with barely any buyer history, don’t drop a big order without testing the waters first. Decent find for a cheap gamble.