Guangzhou Chengyi International Apparel Trading Company

If you’re hunting for knit tops on 1688, let me save you some scrolling time. Guangzhou Chengyi International Garment Trading Company (广州承奕国际服装商行) is one of those finds that looks pretty standard at first glance, but the stats actually make it a solid stop—especially if you’re building out a capsule of textured tops.

Right off the bat, this is a 1688 store, so you know the drill: wholesale pricing, direct-from-factory vibes, and you’re working through a proxy agent anyway. They’ve got 161 products listed, and the lineup is basically all tops—so if you’re looking for dresses, pants, or outerwear, this isn’t your place. But for knitwear and woven tops? They’ve got range.

Here’s where it gets interesting. The seller’s average delivery time to your Chinese proxy warehouse is only 1.4 days, and dispatch time sits at 0.9 days. That’s quick—most sellers on 1688 hover around 2–3 days just to hand the package to the courier. So if you’re tired of waiting a week just for the domestic leg to your agent’s door, this store is a breath of fresh air. Just to be crystal clear: that 1.4 days is the time it takes to get to your agent’s warehouse in China, not the international shipping to your doorstep—that part is on the courier and your proxy, not this seller.

Now, what are people actually saving? The top three favorited items are the Crochet Knit Set and the Monogram Knit Zip-Up. That tells me the crowd here leans toward statement knits—things that look a bit more designed than your average solid-color sweater. The crochet set is probably the kind of piece that photographs well and sells out fast if you’re a small reseller.

But let’s keep it real, because not everything is rosy. The store has 2 products with recorded defect flags out of 161. That’s not terrible—roughly 1.2% of the catalog—but it’s not zero either. With knitwear, defects usually mean loose threads, uneven stitching, or shrinkage issues after first wash. So if you’re ordering in bulk, ask your agent to do a spot check on those specific flagged items before shipping internationally. Don’t skip that step.

Looking at recent buyer chatter, the vibe is mostly positive—people are commenting on the fast dispatch and the fact that the knit texture looks better in person than in the listing photos. But a few buyers have noted that sizing runs small, so if you’re between sizes, size up. That’s pretty standard for 1688 tops, but worth flagging.

Verdict: If you need knit tops that ship fast to your agent and you’re okay with a small defect risk on a couple of items, this is a decent bet. It’s not a luxury boutique—it’s a working factory store with good logistics. Just keep your expectations in check on sizing and check those flagged products before they leave China.