
If you've been hunting for a solid 1688 source for everyday tops and bottoms, this Guangzhou factory shop keeps popping up in my proxy orders. They're running 181 listed products, mostly split between tops and bottoms, and honestly, the front page looks like a mix of streetwear basics and those baggy fits everyone's chasing right now. The three items getting the most saves are the "Layered" top (probably one of those drop-shoulder tees), a pair of "Baggy Jeans," and something called "Unifit" which I'm assuming is a basic tee that actually fits.
Now, the part that actually matters for you: getting this stuff to your agent. The average dispatch time sits at 1.9 days, which is pretty standard for a factory store. But once it's handed off, the delivery to the local warehouse (and I mean the domestic leg to your proxy's door in China, not the international haul) is fast at 1.4 days. So you're looking at about 3 days total from clicking 'buy' to it being stored for your next shipment. Not lightning speed, but you won't be waiting a week for them to pack a pair of jeans.
Here's the catch though. The data shows zero defective items listed right now, which is always a good sign. But there aren't any recent reviews to back it up. So you're kind of flying blind on quality. I'd say this is a solid 'try one item first' situation. If you need a bulk order of basics, the speed to your agent is decent. But if you're looking for top-tier finishing, you might want a store with a longer review history. As a proxy shopper, I'd trust this for simple stuff, not for anything with complicated stitching. It's a 'ships fast, buyer beware on fit' kind of vibe.