Is It Worth It? A Quick Look at 东莞市长安新加城鞋业厂 (1688 Shoes Seller)

This 1688 shop is a one-trick pony – all shoes, 22 styles in total. Their top-saved picks are the Air Jordan 3 Neapolitan, Air Jordan 4 Fire Red, and Air Jordan 3. Straight off the bat, the metrics look solid: a perfect 5.0 rating, zero defect records, and a dispatch time of 0.6 days (meaning they pack your order in half a day). The domestic delivery to your agent's warehouse averages just 2.3 days – so once they ship, it's a quick trip to the proxy.

The Good

Super fast warehouse shipping: That 2.3-day average includes the time from order to arrival at the local China warehouse. The only recent review backs that up, saying their Neapolitan pair was at the warehouse in 3 days.
No defect drama: Zero flagged bad items so far, which is rare for a shoe seller on 1688.
Payment flexibility: The one review mentions they can pay via PayPal, a big plus for cross-border buyers.

The Bad (and the honest warning)

Suspiciously thin feedback: Only a single review across 22 products. That’s a red flag. You’ll be buying mostly blind. The review itself is positive, but one person’s experience doesn’t make a trend.
No returns data: The store return rate isn’t shown (common on 1688), but with so few reviews, you can’t gauge how they handle sizing issues or complaints.
Product names are loud: The listings use brand-like names (Air Jordan, etc.) – just know you’re getting unbranded or independent pieces. Treat them as such.

Verdict: Worth a gamble if you’re after Jordan-style sneakers and don’t mind being a guinea pig. The metrics are clean, but the lack of volume makes it a hit-or-miss situation. Order one pair first to test the waters.