88km

If you’re scrolling Taobao for streetwear tops and bottoms, 88km is one of those stores that pops up and makes you stop. It’s a small shop—119 products, only 3 total reviews—but what’s there is pulling some serious weight. Rating sits at a perfect 5.0, and honestly, the early buyers are hyping it up like it’s the find of the season.

The best part? Shipping to your agent’s warehouse is a quick hit. We’re talking a 1.4-day average delivery time from the seller to the local Chinese warehouse, with dispatch at about 2.5 days. That’s fast—like, order Monday, it’s sitting in your proxy’s lap by Wednesday. Just remember, that’s domestic China time, not the international leg to your door. But for an agent buy, that’s the part you usually sweat, and here it’s a breeze.

Now, what’s actually getting love? The "Rules The World" shorts are basically being crowned. One reviewer said they’re the best Corteiz-style HMP shorts on the market and a must-cop for a summer haul—quality’s nice and they’re only 17 bucks. The Alcatraz sweatshirt is also getting serious praise for stitching and tags being spot-on, comfy, and priced right. Someone even called it a standout for that modern UK streetwear look, mentioning the huge range of colors and graphics, from classic black and grey to bold pinks and greens. At around NZ$41, it’s an absolute steal for that oversized, graphic-heavy vibe.

Your top saved picks are the DRKSHDW Detroit Cut, Triangle Joggers, and Rules The World—so the store’s clearly leaning into that edgy, loose-fit aesthetic. Categories are simple: tops and bottoms, nothing crazy.

Now the brutal part. There are zero defect records, which is brilliant. But the total review count is just 3, and all of them are glowing. That’s a tiny sample size. You’re basically trusting a handful of early adopters here. No returns data, no long-term track record. That’s fine if you’re buying one piece to test the waters, but don’t go dropping a full haul on a shop this fresh without being ready for the possibility that quality could vary.

Verdict: promising as hell, fast to your agent, and cheap. But it’s unproven at scale. Grab the shorts or that sweatshirt, see how it lands, then decide if you’re going back for more.