Four sources, explained for a first order
If this is your first agent order, the four marketplaces are probably the least familiar part. Here is the short version: Taobao is the giant generalist, Weidian is the independents, 1688 is the factory side with quantity rules, and JD is the fast, official, slightly dearer option. Knowing which is which tells you what to expect from a listing before you have even opened it.
← Back to overviewFour sources, plainly
Giant generalist, independents, factory side, official-and-fast. That is the whole map, and one Lovegobuy account reaches all four.
- Taobaothe giant generalist; everything is listed
- Weidianindependents; interesting, thin stock
- 1688factory side; quantity rules apply
- JDofficial shops; fast and slightly dearer
Marketplace rules and coverage change. The platforms and Lovegobuy are the authority.
What each marketplace means for you
Explained in the order a first-time buyer will meet them.
TaobaoWhere to startThe largest of the four and the source of most rows, each carrying a note explaining what you are actually looking at. That matters here, because finish swings widely from shop to shop.
WeidianSmaller sellersBoutique storefronts where pieces appear early and vanish quickly. The note records why the row is worth a look; stock itself is confirmed when the order goes in.
1688Wholesale tierVolume pricing, with any minimum explained in the note so the comparison cannot mislead you.
JDOfficial shopsAuthorised storefronts with quicker delivery and proper documentation, flagged on the row wherever it affects your decision.
Telling them apart on a listing
Every row carries a note, and every note begins from the source — the domain tells you which marketplace you are on and therefore what kind of seller you are dealing with.
Explained and settled
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Public material collected so nothing surprises you later. Prices and stock belong to the marketplaces.