Guangzhou Xingyue Apparel Trading Company

If you're hunting for gym gear on 1688, let me save you some scrolling. Guangzhou Xingyue Clothing (广州星悦服装商行) is sitting at a 4.8 seller rating with 15 total reviews, and honestly, for a smaller operation, that's a pretty clean record. They've got 61 products live, mostly tops and bottoms, and the names here are familiar if you know your training apparel—HeatGear, Threadborne, Project Rock, Windrunner. This looks like the kind of store that stocks solid athletic basics rather than trying to be everything to everyone.

Here's the thing that actually matters for proxy buyers: warehouse dispatch time. This seller averages 1.7 days to get your stuff to the local agent's warehouse, and the dispatch (the time between you ordering and them handing it to the courier) is just 0.7 days. That's quick. Keep in mind, that's domestic transit within China—so the package going from Guangzhou to your proxy warehouse—not the international leg to your doorstep. Once it hits the agent, you're on your own with shipping lines, but this seller isn't the bottleneck.

What are people saying? The recent reviews are a mixed bag but mostly positive. The HeatGear items got repetitive praise—lots of "very nice, very good" and one detailed note about Under Armour's temperature regulation and compression being great for high-intensity training. The Threadborne pieces have a few Spanish reviews that call out the quality as "muy chulo" (cool) and "bien acabado" (well finished), but there's a consistent warning: sizing runs big. One buyer said the pants were way too large and didn't match the size chart, while another said you can manage if you follow the measurements, just don't assume your usual size. The Project Rock review is in Portuguese and basically screams 5 stars—all tags intact, everything perfect.

Now, the bad news. There are 2 products flagged with defect records. That's not massive, but it's not zero either. For a store with only 15 reviews, 2 defective items is a noticeable chunk—about 13% of their review base had some sort of issue. That's the kind of stat you don't ignore. Also, the average delivery time of 1.7 days is fine, but if you're comparing to super-fast sellers who ship same-day, this one is slightly slower. The recent reviews don't mention any shipping disasters, but they also don't mention speed, so I'd assume it's just... standard.

Bottom line? This is a decent pick if you're after performance-style athletic wear and you're okay with playing the sizing lottery. The fabric tech gets genuine praise, and the prices are clearly worth it for the quality per the reviews. But if you're between sizes or you hate returns, measure carefully—or ask the agent to confirm measurements before shipping. The 2 defect records are a yellow flag, not a red one, but they mean you should inspect your haul at the warehouse and use those inspection photos. I'd order from here again, but I wouldn't blind-buy 10 items without checking specifics first.