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If you’ve been hunting for a Weidian store that’s all about tops—and I mean ALL about tops—then this one’s been on my radar for a while. With 1,487 products listed, it’s a proper rabbit hole for anyone into laid-back streetwear basics. The categories are pretty much stacked with tops, so if you’re after tees, polos, and that 90s vibe, you’re in the right place. The top saved items tell the story: “1995 Spring/Summer” is clearly a fan favourite, alongside the “Orb Logo Striped T-Shirt” and a “Custom Slim Fit Polo” that sounds like it’s got that sharp, fitted look without going full formal.

Now, let’s talk about the shipping situation—because I always get asked about this. The average delivery time from the seller to your Chinese proxy warehouse is 1.6 days, which is genuinely quick. But here’s the kicker: the store’s own dispatch SLA is listed as “48小时以上” (over 48 hours), and the average dispatch time sits at 4.1 days. So there’s a bit of a disconnect. The good news is that once it actually leaves the seller’s hands, it moves fast to the agent’s warehouse. But you’ve gotta be patient for that initial packing step. That’s domestic China transit only—once it hits your proxy warehouse, you’re at the mercy of international shipping, which is a whole other ballgame and totally separate from this seller’s performance.

Here’s where I need to be brutally honest, because that’s my job. The store return rate range is [20%-30%), which is... not great. That’s a solid chunk of orders coming back, and you’ve got to wonder why. Maybe sizing is off, maybe the quality on certain pieces is hit-or-miss, or maybe it’s just people changing their minds. But a return rate that high isn’t something you can brush off. On the flip side, there are zero products with defect records, which is a small win—so the stuff that does ship out generally doesn’t come with visible flaws. It’s a mixed bag, really.

What are recent buyers saying? I’ve read through the last five reviews, and honestly, it’s a bit of a rollercoaster. Some people are stoked—they mention that the tee fabric feels thick and the fit is true to size, which is gold for a basic tee. Others are less happy, and the complaints aren’t about defects but more about the wait time. A few folks said the seller took nearly five days just to hand the parcel to the courier, and that annoyed them because they were expecting a quicker dispatch. No one’s complaining about receiving a broken item, which is nice, but the patience thing keeps popping up.

So, is it worth it? If you’re cool with waiting a few extra days for the seller to actually get your order out, and you’re ordering something simple like a striped tee that everyone’s saving, then yes—this could be a solid find. The inventory is huge, so there’s plenty to browse, and the local warehouse delivery is shockingly quick once it’s on the move. But if you’re someone who hates the idea of a 20-30% return rate echoing in the background, or if you need your stuff to be dispatched yesterday, you might want to look elsewhere. It’s a decent store with a few patience-testing quirks, and that’s the real talk.