Yuyao Biyu Garment Factory

If you're scrolling 1688 for simple everyday basics—think tees and shorts for warm weather—you've probably landed on this store before: 余姚市碧煜服装厂 (Yuyao Biyu Garment Factory). It’s a small operation with only 30 products listed, so you're not getting a mega-catalog here. But what's here has clearly built a bit of a following. The store sits at a 4.6 rating, which is decent but not flawless, and they've only racked up 6 total reviews so far. For a 1688 seller, that's a pretty light track record, so you're kind of an early adopter if you jump in.

Now, the good news first: shipping speed from this seller to your Chinese agent's warehouse is genuinely quick. The average dispatch time is just 0.5 days, and the average delivery time to the local proxy warehouse is 1.7 days. That means once you place an order, it's out the door basically the same day and lands at your agent's door in under two days. That's a breeze by 1688 standards—no waiting around for a week wondering if they forgot about you.

People are mostly digging the goods. The top favorited items are the Essentials Shorts, the Essentials shirt, and the Essentials Sweatpants. Reviews on the sweatpants are glowing: "nice clean legit essential pants super good for the quality 100% worth it must buy I got the grey one too and it’s very nice and I had to order a black one." That's a repeat customer, which says something. The shirt also gets love: "Quality and service was super good i recommend buying this shirt its super nice and has many styles go buy it." So the overall quality on the tops and bottoms seems to hold up for the price.

But here's where I gotta keep it real with you—there's a wrinkle. The Essentials Shorts have repeated reviews saying the same thing: "The qc looks good but I think the color is a bit off with this one. Also the stitching at the FOG tag is a bit loose." That exact feedback shows up three times, which tells me it's not a fluke. If you're buying the shorts, expect the color to not match the listing photos exactly, and expect that tag to be flimsy. It's not a dealbreaker if you just want a comfy pair for summer, but it's a heads-up.

Also worth noting: the store has 1 product with defect records out of 30. That's about 3% of the inventory flagged, which isn't catastrophic, but with such a small catalog and few reviews, one dud product stands out more than it would in a bigger store. The store's return rate range isn't provided here, but given the 4.6 rating and the mix of reviews, I'd say it's hit or miss on the details—not the core fabric or fit.

The bottom line? If you need solid, cheap basics and you're okay with a slight color gamble on the shorts, this seller is a solid find for quick warehouse turnarounds. But if you're picky about color accuracy or neat stitching on tags, you might want to look elsewhere. I'd personally order the sweatpants confidently, but I'd approach the shorts with my eyes open.