Victoria L.

Maybe I was lucky? But here's my experience...

I recently ordered 20 pieces of clothing from asia-fashion-wholesale.com. This was after much googling of other asian wholesale websites such as wholesale-dress, wholesale7, CCT, etc, etc. - this site seemed to have overall good reviews. My order consisted of cotton-mix t-shirts, sweaters, and dresses. I had to change a size of a certain dress that I ordered, and I found the customer service to be prompt and polite. I had replies to my emails within 24 hours (often faster - I'm ordering from Canada and have a tendency to stay up late at night, so when I email them late at night in Canada, I usually get replies within 5 hours - probably working hours in Shanghai). I tried their chat too and found the clerk to be helpful and polite too.

Shipping is hefty if you're ordering from North America, and I got hit with duty too, which ended up being a bit more expensive than the clothing itself, but it was still relatively cheap (~$18CAD per piece of clothing). I chose DHL was my courier and my order arrived in less than 7 days. Tracking number worked and I was able to trace my package the whole time after it left the warehouse. The packaging is kinda hilarious though: it was vacuum packed and came in a dark plastic bag. LOL. Not even a box. I guess it saves on shipping?

Okay, onto the reviews of the actual clothes themselves. I have to say I was pretty surprised by the quality, it wasn't half bad! And I'm looking at this from a broad range of perspective of clothes I normally buy (I've shopped anywhere from Old Navy for basics, Anthropologie, to Holt Renfrew for jackets and shoes). I would say the quality overall is better than Forever 21/H&M. I guess it's Zara-ish? Some individual pieces of course are better or worse. I found the cotton mix t-shirts to be the best. I bought mostly free size for the t-shirts and everything fits. Sleeves were just the right length. The sweaters ranged from great quality (it was also the most expensive piece of the lot) to just okay. But the designs are definitely cute and the same thing will cost easily 2-3x that in stores. Nothing I ordered came horribly wrong or stained or missing buttons or anything like that. That being said, I will probaby resew some of the buttons myself and will cut off the random pieces of threads (they're not great with QC that way). Dresses were pretty good for me, I could fit into all of them, and quality was better than Forever 21 or H&M for most of the pieces.

Overall, the designs on the websites were what I got in actuality in person. I was a bit worried about that given what some other reviews for other wholesales were like, but this wasn't the case.

I did make sure to check all the measurements and I purposefully did not order anything that could turn out problematic (e.g. Chiffon, shirts that might be too transparent, etc). I think with these wholesale sites it's just a matter of avoiding potentially bad materials and/or designs that might be hard to pull off/replicate. There was a dress that didn't turn out right for me - but that was because it didn't fit me the way I wanted to, the material itself was fine.

Given what I paid for, and that I received everything more or less in less than two weeks, I'm pretty happy! Prices don't always correlate with quality either - one of the t-shirts I ordered was around 3US dollars and had better material than one that cost double that.

For reference, I'm 5'4", 117lbs, wear normally a S to an M in North American clothing. I have bigger shoulders too because I do work out a lot. I'm not a skinny Asian model like the ones who wear the clothes in the pictures -_-;;;

Hope this helps!