Looking for football kits that don't break the bank? The 1688 seller behind "佛山市南海区圣凯盈服装厂" has been popping up in my proxy shopping feeds lately, mainly because their top-saved items are all jerseys – Juventus 2019-20 Home, Ghana National Team Home, and Santos FC. Not exactly your daily streetwear store, but more of a niche sportswear spot. Let's see if the numbers back up the hype.

Warehouse delivery time – they average 1.7 days from order to your Chinese agent's warehouse, with dispatch clocking in at 1.5 days. That's zippy, even for 1688. So once you pull the trigger, the local leg is a breeze. But remember, that's domestic shipping to your proxy warehouse, not the international hop to your doorstep.

What real people are saying – only two total reviews on the store, and both are from the same item (the Juventus kit). The buyer raves: "Great quality for the price. The material looks like it would be comfortable and breathable, and the print is clean and centered. Sizing looks accurate too. Really happy!" Sounds solid, but one glowing review doesn't make a reputation. That's the red flag here – the feedback pool is tiny.

Raw stats: Seller rating is a perfect 5.0, zero defect records (always nice), and 76 products listed across Tops, Bottoms, and Outerwear. But with only two reviews, that rating could be a fluke. The store itself seems legitimate, but I'd treat it as a low-risk test buy rather than a go-to supplier.

Brutal verdict: If you're after cheap football jerseys and don't mind a small gamble, this seller is worth a shot given the fast warehouse shipping and clean defect history. But don't expect a decade of proven reliability – the review count is basically a whisper. Order one kit first, then decide if you want to stock up.