Guiping Xianxing Sportswear Co., Ltd.

If you’re shopping 1688 for football tops, 桂平市先行运动服饰有限公司 is one of those stores that pops up with a 5.0 rating and makes you do a double take. With 90 products listed and a seller rating sitting at a perfect 5.0, it looks promising on paper—and honestly, the data mostly backs that up. The store runs mainly on Tops, so if you're after jerseys, you're in the right lane. The domestic shipping to your agent's warehouse is quick: average delivery time lands around 1.9 days, and dispatch is even snappier at 1.2 days. That means once you place an order, it's pretty much out the door the same day or the next. Just to be clear, that's the time it takes to hit the local proxy warehouse in China—not the international leg to your door.

What’s worth grabbing?
The top saved items are AC Milan 2007 Champions League Final, Chelsea 2020-21 Home, and Italy Renaissance Jersey—and the recent reviews back that up. People are saying the AC Milan one is “great quality” with a “very very good” price, plus another buyer called it “premium quality, excellent construction, supportive fit, very durable.” That’s strong talk. The Chelsea home jersey also got a shoutout for looking great and shipping same day. The Italy Renaissance piece? One buyer said the quality is “amazing” and that they have it in hand—so no complaints there either.

But here’s the catch—be real with yourself.
This isn’t a flawless store. There’s 1 product with defect records, and some of those defect notes show up in the QC photos for the 2013/14 Barcelona home kit and the Italian white print jersey. We’re talking “minor factory imperfections” and “tiny factory marks” on a few pieces. For most people buying jerseys for training or casual wear, that’s fine. But if you're hyper-picky about stitching or prints, you might want to ask for extra photos before shipping to your agent. Also, total review count is only 18—so the store isn’t heavily tested yet. The reviews that do exist are overwhelmingly positive, but it’s still a smaller sample size than you’d see on bigger stores.

The bottom line?
If you’re after classic kits (AC Milan 2007 is a legend, Kaka fans will be happy), this store is a solid find. The warehouse dispatch is fast, the rating is perfect, and the recent reviews are glowing. Just keep an eye on the defect flag—ask your agent to double-check the QC photos for any of the Italy or Barcelona pieces. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s worth a second look before you commit. Overall, good store, minor dust on the shelves, but definitely worth a shot if you know what you’re buying.