Nanjing Jiangbei New Area Tang Yi Xuan Apparel and General Merchandise Store

If you’re hunting for budget-friendly sneakers on 1688, this store—南京江北新区糖一璇鞋服百货商行—is one of those names that pops up. I’ve seen it tossed around in a few proxy-shopping groups, so I dug into the numbers to see if it actually deserves the hype. Spoiler: it’s a mixed bag, leaning decent but with a few red flags you should know about before you click "order."

What they sell
Straight-up shoes. 86 products, all in the footwear lane. The top three saved items are the 9060, the 1906R, and the LV Trainer—so if you’re into chunky dad-shoe silhouettes or that designer-inspired look, this store has you covered. The catalog is not huge, but it’s focused. You won’t be scrolling for hours; you’ll find what you’re after and get out.

Warehouse Delivery Vibe
Here’s the thing to keep straight: the average delivery time to your local agent’s warehouse is 2.4 days, and dispatch (the time it takes them to hand the parcel to the courier) is 0.9 days. That’s domestic transit only—so from this seller to your proxy warehouse in China. It’s not the international leg. And honestly, that’s pretty quick. Most sellers hover around 3–4 days, so this one is on the faster side. If you’re using a service like MyCNbox, you can expect the package to land at the warehouse in under three days on average. Not bad at all.

The Good & The Bad
Let’s get into the reviews, because that’s where the truth lives. Total review count is only 2 (yep, just two), and the seller rating sits at 4.3. That’s not terrible but not stellar either—think of it as a solid B-minus.

The 1906R got a glowing shout-out: someone said the price is good, QC pics are perfect, it arrived at the warehouse in 3 days, and they could pay via PayPal. They also loved getting GPS updates after shipping. That’s a buyer who’s happy.

But then you have the LV Trainer review: "okay item for the price, however the box is incorrect and does not align with the original and the lace holes are incorrect." So yeah, don’t expect a perfect box or flawless detailing on that one. It’s a risk.

And the 9060 review, which I’ll translate the vibe of: "They don’t seem great quality and have some manufacturing error with the color bleeding onto the sole. But for the price, it’s not a bad option." So it’s the classic budget trade-off—you get what you pay for, and sometimes the finish is a little off.

The Brutal Verdict
If you’re okay with minor flaws, this store is a solid find for cheap sneakers that look the part from a distance. Shipping to your agent is speedy, and the QC pics on the 1906R seem to be top-tier. But if you’re picky about boxes, lace holes, or exact color blocking, you might end up disappointed. Also note: 0 products with defect records, which sounds good—but with only 2 total reviews, that number doesn’t mean much yet. It’s a hit-or-miss situation. I’d say: order the 1906R if you want a safe bet, skip the LV Trainer unless you don’t care about the little things, and go into the 9060 knowing it might have a paint smudge. For the price, it’s probably worth a shot—just don’t expect perfection.