Guangzhou Di Square Apparel Trading Company

So, I’ve been digging through 1688 again, and this time I stumbled onto a seller called 广州荻二次方服饰商行. Honestly, the name sounds like a mouthful, but their shop is anything but a headache. With 226 live products split between tops and bottoms, this is one of those “scroll for an hour and still find something new” kind of stores. I’d call it a solid find if you’re into unbranded streetwear basics, graphic tees, and everyday bottoms that don’t scream for attention but still look put-together.

What’s catching people’s eyes right now? The top saved items are a “VLTN T-shirt,” a plain “T-shirt,” and something simply called “Icon.” So yeah, they’re clearly leaning into that bold-logo, hype-adjacent aesthetic, but without any of the legal drama—just your standard domestic fashion pieces. The inventory is pretty deep for a 1688 seller, so if you’re buying for yourself or stocking up, there’s variety in cuts, colors, and styles. Not everything will be a winner, but with 226 options, the odds are in your favor.

Now let’s talk logistics, because that’s where 1688 can be a total coin flip. This seller ships to your Chinese agent’s warehouse in about 1.6 days on average, and their dispatch time (the gap between you placing the order and the parcel leaving the seller) is just 0.9 days. That’s almost scary fast. Just to be clear, that’s the domestic leg—from them to the proxy warehouse inside China. It does NOT include the international flight to your doorstep. You’ll still have to factor in the overseas shipping time, but at least this part won’t have you refreshing the tracking page in a panic.

There are zero products flagged with defects in the current batch, which is always nice to see. That doesn’t guarantee flawless stitching on every single tee, but it’s a strong signal that their QC is at least not a running joke. I didn’t spot any red flags like crazy return rates or a bunch of recent one-star rants, but I also didn’t see a ton of detailed review chatter to hype up. The 5 most recent reviews are pretty chill—people are saying the fabric feels okay for the price, the fit runs true to size-ish, and the packaging is nothing special but not trash either. One buyer mentioned that the white T-shirt was a bit see-through, which is pretty standard for that style, so maybe size up or grab a heavier weight option if that bugs you.

Verdict? If you’re a proxy shopper who wants quick domestic delivery to your agent and doesn’t need hand-holding, this seller is a safe bet. No defect drama, fast warehouse shipping, and a big catalog to mix and match. Just don’t expect luxury-level finishing or a super personalized experience—this is 1688, not a boutique. You come for the speed and the price, and you leave with a haul that makes sense. I’d say pull the trigger on the popular pieces, maybe order one first to test the waters, and then go wild if it meets your bar. Hit or miss? Leaning heavily toward hit.