Guangzhou Dema Sportswear Trading Company

If you’ve been hunting for no-nonsense athletic gear on 1688, Guangzhou Dema Sportswear is looking like a solid stop. This is a wholesale-focused store with 138 live product listings split between tops and bottoms—think training tees, joggers, and stuff that actually holds up in the gym. The crowd favorites here are the "Launch" top, the "ABC Jogger," and the "Tech 2.0" bottom, which are clearly carrying the shop’s reputation.

Here’s the deal on timing: the average dispatch time sits at about 1.2 days, and the seller gets orders to the local Chinese agent’s warehouse in roughly 1.6 days. So, if you’re using a proxy-buying service, that’s the domestic leg from the seller to your agent’s sorting center—not the international haul to your doorstep. For a 1688 store, that’s pretty zippy and honestly on the faster side of typical wholesale behavior.

Now, the good and the bad. Good news first: there are zero defect records on file, which is rare to see in this category. No flagged returns for damaged goods or weird stitching slipping through. The buyer reviews back this up too—people are talking about consistent sizing and solid fabric weight, especially for the Jogger and Tech 2.0 pieces. The store’s ratings don’t seem to be tanking, and with 138 items, they’ve got enough variety to mix and match a full training rotation without bouncing between sellers.

But here’s where I keep it real: just because there’s no defect history doesn’t mean you should blind-buy. This is 1688, so you’re dealing with a wholesale mindset—bulk orders and minimal hand-holding. If you’re ordering one-off pieces, you might feel like a small fish. Also, the top 3 favorites being all performance-style items tells me they’re leaning hard into activewear, so don’t come here expecting casual streetwear or lounge basics. It’s also worth double-checking size charts because Chinese athletic sizing can run snug, and while the dispatch is quick, the domestic transit to your agent can still take a couple of days depending on where the warehouse is.

Bottom line: if you need reliable, defect-free tops and bottoms for training and don’t mind a wholesale-style ordering process, this shop is a safe bet. Fast dispatch to the proxy warehouse, clean record, and a solid review base. Just know what you’re buying and order accordingly—this isn’t a boutique experience, but it doesn’t need to be.