Shengxin Garment Factory, Cixi

If you’re trawling 1688 for solid basics and training gear, 慈溪市盛新服装厂 is one of those sellers that just pops up out of nowhere and makes you stop scrolling. With 216 products live right now — mostly tops and bottoms — this is a proper working factory store, not some drop-shipper with ten listing photos and a dream. And honestly? The numbers look pretty clean."

What they sell
It’s all about performance wear and everyday staples. The standout names in their top three are “Apollo,” “Superman,” and “Joggers,” which tells you they’re leaning into athletic silhouettes and lounge-style pieces. If you’re building a capsule gym wardrobe or just need reliable layering items, this store has range without being all over the place.

Warehouse delivery vibe
Here’s the bit you actually care about when you’re proxying: the average domestic delivery time to your Chinese agent’s warehouse is 1.7 days. That’s not international shipping — that’s just getting it from the factory to your proxy’s door. And it’s fast. Their dispatch time averages 0.6 days, so they’re basically slapping labels on boxes the same day you order. For 1688, that’s a breeze. You won’t be sitting around for a week wondering why your haul is stuck in limbo.

The good, the bad, and the only thing that stings
Seller rating is a perfect 5.0, which on 1688 is rare—most factory stores hover around 4.7–4.8 because of random hiccups. Zero products with defect records, so no red flags on quality control from the store side. The recent reviews back that up. People are talking about the Apollo compression tee like it’s a sleeper hit: “lightweight, stretchy, breathable,” “stitching feels solid,” “fits true to size.” Another buyer said it’s great value and they’d buy again. There’s even a Polish review saying the same — sizing matches, colors are on point, no flaws. So the consistency seems real across languages, which is always a good sign.

But don’t get it twisted—there’s a catch in the reviews. A couple of customers basically copy-pasted the same long-winded essay about how the shirt is versatile and well-made. That reads a bit spammy, and while it doesn’t mean the product is bad, it does suggest the seller might be encouraging review padding or letting generic feedback sit. Also, one buyer gave a legit heads-up: if you want a true compression fit, go with your normal size. If you want any sort of looseness, size up. So don’t expect a magical in-between—pick your vibe and stick with it.

Verdict
For a 216-item 1688 store shipping to your agent in under two days on average, with a perfect rating and zero defect flags, this is a solid find for tops and bottoms. You’re not getting luxury tailoring here, but you’re getting dependable, honest sportswear that holds up in the wash. The only real warning is to size consciously, and maybe take the overly polished reviews with a grain of salt. Still, I’d add the Apollo to a haul without hesitation. Just don’t expect it to be the centerpiece of your wardrobe — it’s more like the reliable friend who always shows up.