Guangzhou Lianrui Trading Co., Ltd.

Right off the bat, this 1688 seller—广州联睿贸易有限公司—is sitting pretty with a perfect 5.0 rating, but let’s not get carried away. They’ve only got 4 total reviews to their name, so that score is riding on a very small sample size. That said, what’s there is genuinely glowing. With 418 products listed, mostly in the Tops category, this looks like a go-to for basic streetwear and gym-adjacent pieces.

When you’re using a proxy agent, the clock that matters is how fast the seller gets the goods to your Chinese warehouse. Here, it’s an average of 1.6 days for delivery and a snappy 0.6 days for dispatch. That’s basically lightning speed domestically—so your agent should have the stuff in hand within two days of placing the order. Just remember: that’s the time to the local warehouse, not the international leg to your door. That part still depends on your shipping line.

The top-saved items are Carpenter pants, the Waffle Tank Top, and the Alcatraz Denim Jacket—solid picks if you’re after that relaxed, layered look. Zero products with defect records, which is always a good sign. But here’s the honest part: the reviews are scarce, and two of the five recent ones are literally the same copy-paste text about a Corteiz tank top. That smells a bit like canned feedback or a buyer who really wanted to hammer the point home. Still, real talk from other buyers mentions the tank fits tight but shows muscles nicely, and one person says to size up if you’re between sizes. The Tribal Shorts got a rave review for comfort and holding shape after washing.

So, is this worth pulling the trigger on? Yes, if you’re okay with being an early adopter. The seller is fast, clean, and well-rated so far. But with only four reviews total, you’re not getting a mountain of social proof. If you’re buying basics that are cheap anyway, go for it. If you’re planning a big haul, maybe split your order first to test the waters. All signs point to a solid store—just don’t treat it like a decade-old powerhouse yet.