
If you're hunting for tops on Weidian, chances are you've already bumped into Rep-oldmoney. With 104 live listings and a solid focus on Tops, this store has built a name for itself among proxy shoppers who want that clean, preppy, streetwear-adjacent look without the boutique markup. The top three saved items right now are the Knit Sweater, the Polo Shirt, and a Reversible Technical Fabric Bomber Jacket — and honestly, that lineup tells you everything about the vibe here: smart-casual with a technical edge. People are clearly saving those pieces for a reason, and the numbers back it up.
Here's the thing about shipping — and read this carefully because it trips up a lot of first-timers. The average delivery time to your Chinese agent's warehouse is 1.4 days, which is lightning fast. That's domestic, though — from the seller to your proxy warehouse in China. Your international leg is a whole separate beast, so don't get confused when your agent says "package received" and then you wait another two weeks for it to cross the ocean. That's not on this seller. 1.4 days to the warehouse is top-tier performance.
But let's get real and talk about the not-so-pretty side. The store's dispatch timeliness is listed as "48 hours以上" (48 hours or more), which contradicts that quick 1.4-day average. In plain English: they're not always fast to hand your order to the courier. Some orders go out quick, others sit for two days or longer. Also, the store's return rate range sits at [20%-30%]. That's high — like, one in four or five orders gets sent back. For a store with this many products and this much love on the favorites list, that return rate is a red flag. It might mean sizing is inconsistent or the fabric doesn't match the photos — buyers seem to be sending stuff back pretty often.
Now, the recent reviews paint a mixed picture. Some folks are stoked — they're saying the Knit Sweater fits like a dream and the Polo Shirt has that old-money collar that doesn't flop. But there's also chatter about the Bomber Jacket feeling thinner than expected in person, and a few people grumbling that they had to swap sizes after the first fit check. No one's screaming scam, but the praise isn't universal either.
Here's my brutally honest take: if you're eyeing those top saved items and you're cool with maybe having to exchange a size, this store is worth a shot — especially because 0 products have defect records on file, which is genuinely good. But if you hate returns and need everything to fit first try, the 20-30% return range should make you pause. Do your homework on sizing, read the size charts like your life depends on it, and don't expect lightning-fast dispatch every single time. Solid find for the patient and the prepared; a gamble if you're in a rush.