My Little Shop

Alright, let’s talk about 我的小店 over on Weidian. If you’re hunting for tops, this store is basically a treasure chest—699 products deep, so you won’t run out of scrolling fuel anytime soon. The heavy hitters in the favorites list are the *Corteiz 4Star Special Half Zip* and *Tech Fleece*, and honestly, those names pop up a lot among buyers. People are clearly here for the streetwear vibe, and the sheer size of the inventory means you can find some pretty solid layering pieces without jumping between ten different shops.

Now, the delivery and return picture is where things get interesting. Warehouse shipping to your agent is averaging 2 days, and the dispatch time sits at a zippy 1.3 days—so once you place an order, the seller doesn’t mess around. They also claim a 48-hour dispatch SLA, which they’re beating. That’s a good sign for anyone using a proxy; you won’t be left waiting for weeks just to get your haul to the Chinese warehouse. Real talk, that domestic leg is usually the boring part, but here it’s pretty much a breeze.

The return rate range sits at [10%-15%), which is a bit above what I'd call “super clean.” It’s not a disaster, but it does tell me that some orders don’t work out—maybe sizing quirks, maybe quality control on certain batches. The good news is that defect records for this store are currently zero, so there’s nothing in the recent data screaming “broken zippers or ripped seams.” But just because they haven’t logged defects doesn’t mean you shouldn’t double-check your measurements. With return rates flirting with the higher end, I’d say that’s more about fit than factory flaws.

Looking at the most recent five reviews, the general mood is positive but not over-the-top. People are calling out the fast dispatch to the proxy warehouse, and a few mention that the

halves and tech fleece items look better in person than in the listing photos. However, there’s a recurring note about sleeves running a bit longer than expected—so if you’re between sizes, lean toward your usual or size down depending on the cut. No one’s screaming scam, but a couple of buyers did say the fabric on one top felt thinner than they hoped. That’s the kind of thing you want to watch if you’re buying for colder weather.

Bottom line? This is a solid find for tops, especially if you’re after Corteiz-style outerwear or fleece pieces. The seller is fast on the warehouse side, the store is huge, and recent vibes are mostly good. Just don’t ignore the return rate range—it’s not terrible, but it’s a nudge to ask your agent for extra photos or measurements before you commit. If you’re cool with a tiny bit of risk on sizing and fabric thickness, this one’s a winner. If you need perfection every single time, maybe keep this store as a backup rather than your first stop.