Yiwu Sourcing GuideInternational Trade City Area (Futian Market), Yiwu
Yiwu International Trade City District 5
Opened as the newest Trade City district on a 266.2 mu site with 640,000 m2 of floor space across five above-ground and two basement levels. Floor plan: 1 jewellery and crafts, food (including alcohol) and health products, daily-use goods, garments, shoes and hats, African products; 2 bedding; 3 textile and knit raw materials; 4 car accessories; 5 trade services.
What buyers should know
District 5 is where imports enter the Yiwu system: African products, food and health goods share floor 1 with domestic categories.
Textile and knit raw materials on floor 3 make this the sourcing floor for buyers who want fabric and yarn rather than finished goods.
Floor 5 is a trade-services level, so customs, logistics and finance desks sit inside the market building.
Guides
6 guides cover this market: the traps first, then planning, floors, prices and freight.
How to plan one sourcing day at Yiwu International Trade City District 5
A practical one-day route through District 5 of the Yiwu International Trade City, covering imported goods, bedding, textiles and automotive supplies, with notes on samples, timing and end-of-day consolidation.
Read guide → GuidesYiwu International Trade City District 5: the floor plan, floor by floor
What each floor of District 5 sells, how the categories are grouped, and which neighbouring categories are worth combining on a single visit. Floor assignments follow the official plan.
Read guide → GuidesYiwu International Trade City District 5: how pricing works
How quotations are built in District 5, three questions that reveal the real price at each quantity, and why the same product can carry different prices in neighbouring stalls. No price figures are published on this page.
Read guide → GuidesYiwu International Trade City District 5: getting your goods out
The path from stall to shipment in District 5: stall pickup, consolidation in the market area, freight forwarders, and the sea and rail routes out of Yiwu. This page covers what is specific to the district; the site's general consolidation guide covers the rest.
Read guide → GuidesYiwu International Trade City District 5: seasonality and when to go
How the trade year moves through District 5, when the stalls are busiest, and which stretches of the calendar suit new-supplier conversations. General trade practice, not statistics.
Read guide → GuidesYiwu International Trade City District 5 vs importing directly from source countries
District 5 concentrates imported goods, bedding, textiles and automotive supplies under one roof. This page compares buying them there against importing each line direct from its country of origin, across categories, buying method and buyer fit.
Read guide →Where it is
- Scope
- Opened as the newest Trade City district on a 266.2 mu site with 640,000 m2 of floor space across five above-ground and two basement levels. Floor plan: 1 jewellery and crafts, food (including alcohol) and health products, daily-use goods, garments, shoes and hats, African products; 2 bedding; 3 textile and knit raw materials; 4 car accessories; 5 trade services.
- Scale
- More than 7,000 booths; total investment reported at RMB 1.42 billion. The district hosts imported goods alongside domestic wholesale, including a dedicated African-products section on floor 1.
We do not publish opening hours. They change, and a wrong time costs you a wasted morning, so confirm with the market or your supplier the day before you go.
Clusters in this district
- Yiwu Small-Commodity Distribution Cluster · The market system run by Zhejiang China Commodities City Group (SSE 600415): five International Trade City districts with more than 47,000 booths in total plus the International Production Materials Market with 4,200-plus booths, summed from the official market pages. The operator reports goods from the system sold to more than 140 countries and regions.
- Yiwu Fashion Jewellery and Hair Accessories Cluster · Jewellery and hair accessories occupy floor 2 of International Trade City District 1, inside a district of about 10,000 booths and 10,500 operators (official market page). Wholesale trade here is backed by a manufacturing belt in Yiwu and neighbouring Dongyang; factory-side figures require a government source and are not stated on this site yet.
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