Monday

If you're hunting for sneakers on Weidian, you've probably tripped over the name Monday at least once. With just 31 listings, this isn't one of those bloated stores that throws everything at the wall. It's a focused operation, and the one category that matters—shoes—is where they live. The standout that keeps getting saved by buyers is the Air Force 1 High 1017 ALYX 9SM, and honestly, it's easy to see why. That silhouette has a cult following, and Monday seems to be one of the few shops that actually keeps it in rotation without making you dig through a thousand unrelated drops.

Here's what you need to know about the logistics before you get too excited. When the order goes through, the domestic shipping to your proxy warehouse is pretty standard—not lightning fast, but you won't be pulling your hair out waiting either. Just keep in mind: that timing only covers the leg from the seller to your agent's spot in China. Once it hits the warehouse, international freight is a whole different ballgame, so don't blame Monday if your transatlantic package takes a week longer than the local delivery did.

Now, the good and the bad. Good news first: zero defect records on file. That's not nothing, especially on Weidian where you see stores with 5%–15% problem rates all the time. Monday comes back clean, which suggests their QC is either decent or they're cherry-picking what they list. The recent handful of reviews backs that up—buyers aren't posting horror stories about damaged boxes or mismatched sizing. Instead, you're seeing the usual chatter: "fits true to size," "materials feel right for the price," and "came in quick to the agent." That's solid.

But let's keep it brutally honest. The total product count is low, and the store’s return rate range? Nothing screams "red flag," but the lack of volume means fewer data points. You're trusting a smaller sample size here. If you're the kind of shopper who needs 500 reviews before pulling the trigger, this might feel a bit thin. Also, there's no mention of returns being a breeze—so if you mess up your size, expect a bit of back-and-forth. That's not a dealbreaker, but it's worth knowing.

Verdict? Monday is a solid find for anyone after that specific Air Force 1 high-top look without wading through massive catalogs. It's a niche, curated shop with a clean slate on defects and a predictable warehouse dispatch. Not top-tier in speed, not bottom-tier in quality—just honestly in the middle, doing its job. If they had a few more reviews under their belt, I'd bump it up a notch. For now, it's a confident "yes" if you know what you want, and a "maybe" if you're still window-shopping.