Good times

Good times on Weidian: A Hidden Gem for Tops (If You Can Wait a Beat)

Alright, let’s talk about a Weidian seller called Good times. If you’re hunting for everyday tops and a few standout pieces, this store might pop up on your radar. They’ve got a solid 300 products in stock, and the main vibe is Tops — think polos, hoodies, sweatpants, and running gear. The seller’s rating is a perfect 5.0, which is rare enough to make you look twice. But before you smash that agent order, let’s break down the real story.

What they sell & what people are saving
The top three most-favorited items are the Custom Slim Fit City Polo, Star Embroidery Sweatpants, and the Pony Logo Hoodie. These are the ones buyers keep coming back to, so if you’re into clean, casual streetwear, that’s your starting point. The only product with a recent review is the Dri-FIT ADV Running Top, and the lone reviewer said: *“it's good quality, logo ok and seller went fast, recomending to all of you people who like this cloth.”* That’s a single data point, but it’s a positive one — no complaints about quality or speed from that buyer.

Warehouse delivery & dispatch reality check
Here’s where things get a little split. The average delivery time to your Chinese proxy warehouse is 1.5 days — that’s genuinely quick for a domestic hop. But the seller’s dispatch SLA is listed as “48小时以上” (over 48 hours), and the average dispatch time is 3.5 days. So while the transit itself is fast, the seller can be slow to actually hand the parcel off. In plain English: don’t expect them to ship same-day. If you’re on a tight timeline, factor in that extra wait before your agent even receives the goods. Remember, this is all about getting the item to the local Chinese agent’s warehouse — international shipping to your doorstep is a whole separate timeline.

The good, the bad, and the return rate
Good news first: zero products with defects on record, and a 5.0 seller rating. That’s clean. But Weidian metrics show a store return rate range of [5%–10%), which isn’t alarming but isn’t zero either. It means a small slice of buyers send stuff back — could be sizing, could be expectations. Also, with only 1 total review across the whole store, you’re working with very little social proof. The recent review is glowing, but it’s just one voice.

Final verdict
If you’re eyeing those polos or sweatpants and you’re not in a rush, Good times looks like a decent bet — high rating, no defect flags, and a happy recent buyer. Just brace for a possible 3–4 day dispatch before your agent gets the package, and keep that 5–10% return rate in the back of your mind. It’s not a red flag, but it’s not a perfect record either. Solid find for tops, but pack your patience.