About

Thirteen years in Shenzhen. One person, not a company.

I'm Wulong Yi (易武龙). Since 2013 I've been sourcing, developing and shipping product from Shenzhen for overseas buyers — first for export cross-border e-commerce companies, now independently for small brands and Amazon sellers.

What I've actually done

The job was never "find a factory" — factories advertise. The job was working out which of them would actually deliver what they promised, at a price that survives freight and returns, on a timeline that doesn't break your launch plan.

Over 13 years that means reading a lot of quotes, walking a lot of factory floors, and being wrong often enough to have developed some rules about it. Which suppliers quietly change the material mid-production. Which MOQ numbers quoted by email are aspirational. Which "factory" is actually a three-person trading office with a sign on the door.

That experience is the product. You are buying 13 years of pattern recognition, not a list of suppliers.

How I work

• On the ground in Shenzhen. I visit factories. Photos from a supplier's own salesperson are not verification.
• Not a trading company. I don't take margin on your goods or quote you a house brand. My income is your fee, and only your fee.
• Small batches welcome. I work with 500 and I know what that changes about the approach.
• I say no. If a product doesn't make sense at your target price and volume, I'll tell you before you spend money finding out.
• You talk to me. No account managers, no ticket queue, no layers.