
Overall rating
4.7
Format D: The Quick & Dirty Overview
Just wrapped up a deep dive into this 1688 seller — Guangzhou Xinya Trading Co., Ltd. — and honestly, the stats look pretty solid for anyone hunting tops through a shopping agent. The shop has 276 products listed, mostly focused on the tops category, so if you're building a wardrobe around tees and sweats, there's plenty to dig through. They're sitting on a perfect 5.0 seller rating with only 4 total reviews, which means the sample size is tiny — take that perfect score with a grain of salt. The real headline here is the speed: average dispatch time is 0.7 days and average delivery to the local Chinese proxy warehouse clocks in at just 1.4 days. That's fast. Your agent should have your stuff checked in and ready for the international leg before you even finish browsing the next store.
The top saved items are a trio of La Flare pieces — the La Flare, La Flare Sweatpants, and another La Flare variant — so the name clearly carries weight with buyers. The recent review sentiment is genuinely positive: one buyer raved that the QC looked "really good quality" and expected it to last, another called their La Flare pants "very beautiful, comfortable, and just like the photo," and a third praised the fabric quality and versatile fit on a long sleeve tee. That said, here's the brutal part — this seller has 4 products with defect records. That's not nothing, especially on a catalog of 276 items. Four defect flags out of that many listings isn't a disaster, but it's exactly the kind of thing that should make you pause before committing to a bulk order. Ask your agent to request extra QC photos on anything you're serious about, and don't sleep on the defect history when you're picking sizes. Bottom line: fast warehouse turnover, happy early buyers, a couple of quality-control red flags worth watching, and a whole lot of tops to sort through.