
If you’ve been hunting around Weidian for decent tops, you’ve probably run into 666factory. This store has 449 items live right now, mostly tops, but I’m seeing some denim shorts and a few hoodies tucked in there too. It’s not a tiny random stall—it’s a proper sizeable shop with real traffic, so let’s break down whether it’s worth your agent’s time or money.
Warehouse delivery vibe (read this carefully):
Average delivery time from seller to your Chinese proxy warehouse is about 1.5 days—that’s fast as hell, honestly. But don’t get excited too quick; average dispatch time is 3.3 days, which tells me they sometimes sit on orders before actually shipping them out. So in practice, you're looking at roughly 1.5 days transit once it leaves, plus up to 3+ days before they even hand it to the courier. That’s domestic only—nope, this doesn’t include international shipping. Once it hits your agent’s warehouse, you still need to freight it across the ocean. So plan for 4–5 days total before your agent even receives it.
What people are actually saving:
Most saved items are the Check-Lined Zip Hoodie, some Monogram Embossed Denim Shorts, and a piece literally listed as “1996”—no idea what that is, but three different buyers have it favorited, so something’s working. The hoodie seems like the crowd-pleaser; denim shorts are a nice touch if you want a same-shop bundle to save on domestic shipping.
The good, the bad, and the slightly annoying:
Zero defect records in the product data, which is a solid sign—no flagged returns or damaged goods showing up in their listings. The store return rate range sits between 15% and 20%, which is pretty standard for Weidian. Not stellar, not scary. But here’s the kicker: their dispatch timeliness is labeled as “48小时以上” meaning they often take longer than two days to even process an order. That matches the 3.3-day average. If you’re in a rush, this might annoy you. But if you order and forget, you’ll be chilling.
I also noticed the recent review vibe is generally positive—people are talking about the hoodie thickness and the denim shorts’ wash, but a couple of comments hint that sizing runs small, so size up if you’re between sizes. No one’s screaming about missing packages or garbage stitching, which is more than I can say for half the stores on this platform.
Verdict?
666factory is a legit mid-tier pick. Fast transit to the domestic warehouse once they actually ship it, no defect red flags, and decent product selection—tops are clearly their bread and butter. Just don’t expect lightning-fast dispatch. If your agent is fine holding packages for a few days, add this to your cart. If you need everything sent out same-day, maybe look elsewhere. Solid find for chilling hoodies and experimental shorts, but not for impatient shoppers.