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ZS factory

Weidian
Tech & Lifestyle

Overall rating

5.0

Seller Intelligence

Format B: The Bullet-Point Breakdown

Alright, let's talk about ZS Factory on Weidian. This store's got a massive 1,831 products listed, but don't let the size fool you—there's some weird stuff going on under the hood. Here's the honest scoop.

What They Sell

They're listed under "Tech & Lifestyle," but honestly? Their top saved items are all graphic tees and a cap. We're talking Nas Photo Tee, Leopard Ape Head, and Camo Camp Cap. So if you're into streetwear-style tops, this might be your jam. Just don't expect any actual tech gadgets.

Warehouse Delivery Vibe

Shipping to your agent's Chinese warehouse is seriously fast. Average dispatch time is 1.6 days, and the actual delivery to warehouse is 1.5 days on average. That's pretty much as quick as it gets domestically. The store claims they ship within 48 hours, and they're beating that. So if you're proxy-shopping, you won't be waiting around for the local leg.

The Good & The Bad

The Good:

  • Perfect 5.0 seller rating, and the few reviews we have are glowing. People say the Nas Photo Tee is "great quality, no flaws," the World Gone Mad tee is "really cool and good quality," and the Leopard Ape Head is "just insane for the price." Sizing seems true to size (maybe a tad big on some).
  • Inventory is huge—1,831 products to browse through.

The Bad:

  • Only 2 total reviews on the store. That's sketchy for a shop with 1,800+ products. Means most buyers haven't left feedback, or the store hasn't sold much yet?
  • 2 products with defect records. Not a ton, but it's there. Combined with a return rate of 5-10% (which is moderate, not terrible), you might want to be cautious.
  • The recent reviews are all for the same few items, so the rest of the catalog is a mystery.

Bottom Line

ZS Factory is a solid find if you're after those specific graphic tees—they're cheap, ship fast to your agent, and the quality checks out for early buyers. But with so few total reviews and a couple defect flags, I'd stick to the top favorites and avoid blind-buying random items. Treat it as a small-batch seller that happens to have a giant storefront.