Pursuit of Happyness Handbag Store

Okay, so you’ve got a Taobao store called “当幸福来敲门包包店” (roughly “When Happiness Knocks, Bag Store”) sitting in your bookmarks. I’ve been digging through the seller data, and here’s the honest scoop if you’re thinking of grabbing a bag through your proxy agent.

First off, this is a bag-focused shop—70 products, all in the bags category. So if you’re after a new tote, crossbody, or something more structured, you’re in the right place. The inventory size is solid for a niche store, not overwhelming but enough to keep you scrolling for a while.

The top saved items are literally called “Re-Nylon” and “Wash Bag.” That’s a bit of a red flag in the sense that the names are super generic (probably unbranded or house-brand stuff), but the fact that buyers are adding them to favorites says people are vibing with them. Two of the top three are the same “Re-Nylon” name—so maybe they’ve got a few colorways or sizes of that same design. Either way, those are the crowd-pleasers.

Now, the metrics that matter when you’re buying cross-border:

• Average delivery time to warehouse: 1.0 day. That’s fast. Your proxy agent will have this in their hands before you’ve even finished your coffee.
• Average dispatch time: 0.9 days. So the seller packs it up quick, under a day. That’s a green light for anyone tired of sellers who sit on orders for a week.
• No defect records. Zero. That’s rare, honestly. It means out of all their sales, there’s no history of faulty products being flagged. That’s a big plus for a bag store where stitching and zippers can be hit or miss.

But here’s the catch—there are no recent reviews listed in the data. That’s a bummer because I can’t tell you what real people are saying about the actual quality. The lack of negative feedback is good, but the lack of positive written reviews is a blank space. I’d suggest asking your agent to request real photos from the seller before pulling the trigger, just to be safe.

One thing to keep in mind: the delivery time I mentioned (1 day) is just the domestic leg—from the seller to your agent’s warehouse in China. It doesn’t include the international shipping to your door. That part is on your proxy, and it’ll take a lot longer depending on your country and shipping method. Don’t get excited thinking this is a 2-day order to your house.

Verdict: This is a pretty solid find for a Taobao bag store. Fast dispatch to the agent, zero defect drama, and a clear focus on bags. The only missing piece is recent customer chatter, so just be a little cautious and ask for extra photos if you’re buying something pricey. If you’re after a lightweight nylon style, those top saved items are probably worth a shot. Just don’t expect luxury branding or fancy names—it’s your standard Chinese marketplace fare, but the stats say the store does its job.

Bottom line: I’d add it to your watchlist and maybe test the waters with one of the cheaper items first. If the agent confirms it looks decent, then go ahead and grab the one you really want.