Sir, Please Wait [New Store]

If you're hunting for tops on Weidian and keep stumbling over “先生请留步【新店】,” let me save you some scrolling time. This is a brand new shop—like, fresh out of the oven—and right now it’s basically a one-trick pony, but that trick is solid. The store is all about Tops: crewneck sweatshirts, logo print tees, and more sweatshirts. 146 products in total, so there’s actually a decent amount of variety for a newbie store, even if the catalog leans heavily on the same vibe.

Now, the important stuff. The store rating sits at a perfect 5.0, but here’s the catch: that’s based on exactly one review. So yeah, it’s a perfect score, but it’s also a tiny sample size. That one review, though, is a rave—someone left a 5/5 for the Crewneck Sweatshirt, calling it “top-tier” with durable, soft, premium fabric and a clean fit. They even mentioned the badge looking classy without being loud. So the one person who bought something is stoked. That’s a good sign, but it’s also just… one person.

Here’s where it gets a little dicey. The average dispatch time is 1.7 days, but the average delivery time (to the local agent’s warehouse, mind you—not international shipping) is 2.2 days. That’s fine, but their Weidian metrics say dispatch is supposed to be within 24 hours. So there’s a slight gap between the promise and the actual average. Not a red flag, but don’t expect lightning speed. Also, the store return rate range is [5%-10%), which is pretty standard for a new shop—not amazing, not terrible. And here’s the one kinda scary bit: there’s 1 product with defect records. That’s not a huge deal given 146 products, but for a store with only one review, it’s worth keeping in mind.

The top saved items are the Crewneck Sweatshirt, the Logo Print T-shirt, and another Sweatshirt—so if you’re into that cozy, minimalist streetwear look, you’re in the right place. But honestly, the whole store is a work in progress. There’s no deep history, no long trail of buyer feedback, no pattern to judge yet. You’re basically rolling the dice on a new seller with a perfect little track record so far.

Verdict? If you’re already buying other stuff through your agent and want to test a sweatshirt from a fresh store, go for it—especially that Crewneck Sweatshirt. But don’t bulk-buy. Start with one piece, see how it lands in the warehouse, and check the quality before you commit. It’s a promising start, but with one review and a defect on record, it’s still a “maybe” rather than a “must.”