Old Manor

If you've been scrolling for ages looking for interesting tops on Weidian, Old Manor is one of those stores that pops up and makes you stop. 34 products, all in the Tops lane, so you know exactly what you're getting — this isn't a random bazaar, it's a focused shop. The one thing people keep adding to their carts is the Logo-Embroidered Turtleneck Sweater. That piece is clearly doing the heavy lifting for them, and honestly, it's easy to see why if you're into that subtle detail look rather than loud prints.

Now, let's talk about the actual shopping logistics, because that's where a lot of stores trip up. Old Manor's dispatch time is clocked at 48 hours or more before the package even leaves for the proxy warehouse. So, just to be 100% clear — that's the time it takes for the seller to hand it over to your Chinese agent's local warehouse. That is not the cross-border ocean or air leg to your doorstep. You're looking at a bit of a wait just to see that item get tracked locally. Not the worst in the Weidian universe, but it's not what I'd call snappy. If you're ordering something you need urgently, factor that in before you click.

What's more revealing is the store return rate sitting in that [15%-20%) range. That's a noticeable chunk of orders bouncing back, which should raise an eyebrow. For context, on Weidian, that's not a catastrophic red flag, but it's not a great look either. It tells me sizing might be hit or miss or the fit on some of those tops doesn't match the photos for a decent number of buyers. Poking around the recent feedback, you'll see a split personality: some buyers are chuffed about the fabric weight and the embroidery not looking cheap, but a few grumbles come through about the fit being more snug than expected and the stitching around the cuffs not feeling like top-tier work. One review straight up mentions that the turtleneck folds oddly after a wash, which is a fair nitpick for a sweater you're investing in.

On the bright side, the defect count is currently zero, so you're not rolling the dice on damaged stock — that's a solid find in this corner of the platform. But pair that clean defect sheet with a dispatch delay and a return rate that's pushing one in five, and the picture gets a little messy. You're likely getting a decent-looking top, but the consistency of the fit and the pace of the seller are the trade-offs. If you've got your eye on that turtleneck, don't treat this as a sure thing. Buying through your agent here is a gamble that mostly pays off, but only if you read the measurements like your life depends on it and you're not in a rush to see it hit the local warehouse. Trust the good reviews, respect the bad ones, and go in with your eyes open.