Guangzhou Shangjiu Road Garment Co., Ltd.

If you’re hunting for solid tops on 1688, I just spent a good chunk of time digging through 广州上九路服装有限公司, and honestly? It’s a pretty clean operation if you know what to look for. This is a wholesale-focused store with 129 products listed, almost all of them in the Tops category—think your everyday layering pieces, sweatshirts, and knitwear. The store rating sits at a perfect 5.0, which sounds great on paper, but let’s be real: that’s based on only one review so far. So don’t get too giddy—there’s not a mountain of social proof yet, but what’s there is glowing.

Here’s the kicker: domestic dispatch and delivery to your proxy warehouse are quick. We’re talking 1.5 days to ship out and about 1.6 days on average to reach the agent’s local warehouse. That’s snappy—like, order Monday, it’s sitting at your Chinese forwarder by Wednesday. Just to be crystal clear, that’s the time from the seller to your proxy’s door in China, not the international leg to your home. Once it hits the agent, you’re on your own for the overseas wait.

Now, the star of the show is the Crewneck Sweatshirt. It’s got the most recent buyer chatter, and the one review that came in is genuinely stoked: someone said shipping was very fast, the quality is amazing, and the product pics are accurate—everything’s visible and matches. That’s a nice vote of confidence for a basic piece. The other two crowd favorites are a Ribbed Knit Crewneck Sweater and a Bandana Box Logo Hooded Sweatshirt—those didn’t have recent written reviews, but they’re clearly the items people are saving or clicking on most.

Here’s where I gotta keep it real with you, though. There’s one product flagged with defects (瑕疵记录). That might not sound like a big deal out of 129 items, but on a store with almost zero review volume, one defect record is proportionally louder than it would be on a massive seller. So while the vibes are good, don’t blind-buy in bulk without asking your agent to do a quick QC check on the specific pieces you’re grabbing. Also, with only one total review on record, you’re basically flying on faith and the seller’s perfect score—which, again, is impressive but not battle-tested.

If you’re a proxy shopper who knows exactly what you want—minimalist tops, sweats, and knit tees—this store is a solid find. The speed to your Chinese warehouse is a breeze, and the one piece of feedback we have is pure praise. But if you’re someone who needs dozens of reviews to feel safe, you might want to wait until this seller racks up more social proof. Bottom line: decent bet for a small test order, but don’t go all-in until you’ve seen a second or third batch of reviews roll in.