SHIBU

If you're scrolling Taobao for Tops, you've probably seen 十卟SHIBU pop up. With 542 products listed, this store looks like a rabbit hole worth exploring at first glance. But let's hit the brakes—because the numbers here are telling a story you need to hear before you add anything to your cart.

First off, the store rating is a rough 1.5 out of 5. That's not a typo. For a store with that many products, it's almost shocking to see such a low score. They've got just one review total on the platform, which is a red flag in itself—either the store is new, or buyers aren't sticking around to leave feedback. And what feedback exists isn't exactly a glowing endorsement. The only recent reviews are on two items: the "Long Sleeve" and the "Oppenheimer Manuscript." The Long Sleeve got hammered for "terrible branding, terrible material and terrible odor," with the buyer saying it should be priced at three bucks. The Oppenheimer Manuscript shirt? "The shirt stinks, its elastic, thin and the sizing is off too, do not recommend." Ouch. That's not a hit or miss situation—that's a consistent miss on quality control.

On the logistics side, the average delivery time to your Chinese agent's warehouse is 1.7 days, with dispatch taking about 2.2 days. That means if you're using a proxy, you're looking at roughly two to three days before the package lands at your agent's door. That part is actually a breeze compared to some sellers who take a week just to ship. So if speed to warehouse is your priority, this store delivers... literally. But here's the thing—fast shipping doesn't mean much if the product stinks (literally, in this case).

Looking at the top saved items, you've got "16 Mars 2020 Long Sleeve T-Shirt," "Long Sleeve T-shirt," and "Oppenheimer Manuscript" getting the most love from browsers. But being saved isn't the same as being worth it. The saved list tells me people are curious, but the reviews tell me they're regretting the purchase. The defect record shows 0 products with defects on file, which sounds great on paper, but it's likely because nobody bothered to report defects—they just left angry reviews and moved on.

Here's my brutally honest take: 十卟SHIBU is a store you should approach with serious caution. The warehouse shipping speed is a solid find for proxy buyers, but the product quality seems to be where this store falls apart. With a 1.5 rating and buyers warning about odor, thin fabric, and sizing issues, you're gambling on every order. Unless you're okay with a cheap, disposable tee that might smell like a chemical spill, I'd skip this one. There are plenty of other Taobao shops with better reviews and comparable shipping times. Save your money, and maybe your nose.