Futian Market Yiwu: Districts 1-6 and Products Guide
Futian Market is the name many buyers use for Yiwu International Trade City, the district-based wholesale market at the center of Yiwu's sourcing trade. It now has six districts, and each one has different product strengths.
Introduction
This page answers the practical question buyers usually have before visiting: which district should I start in for my product? Use the comparison below to narrow the market, then confirm the current floor and booth location when you arrive.
For opening hours, transport, and first-visit planning, use the separate Yiwu International Trade City guide. This guide stays focused on districts, products, floors, gates, and booth locations.
Futian Market, Yiwu Market, or International Trade City?
The three names often point to the same core market complex. Yiwu International Trade City is the formal English name; Futian Market is the common local and buyer-facing name; Yiwu Market is often used more loosely for this complex and Yiwu's wider wholesale trade.
For sourcing, the name matters less than the district. Start with the district most closely associated with your category, then verify the exact floor, gate, and booth range at the market information desk.
Yiwu Market Districts at a Glance (Districts 1–6)
Use this as a starting filter, not a promise. Product distribution can shift, especially around newer areas and adjacent categories.
- District | Typical Products | Best For
- District 1 | Toys, artificial flowers, jewelry, crafts, accessories, decorations | Consumer products, gifts, online retail
- District 2 | Hardware, tools, locks, bags, luggage, electrical accessories | Daily-use products, tools, packaging
- District 3 | Stationery, cosmetics, beauty products, office supplies | Office supplies, personal care, school products
- District 4 | Textiles, socks, gloves, household goods, daily necessities | Apparel accessories, home goods, textiles
- District 5 | Imported goods, bedding, hair products, pet and aquarium supplies, wedding supplies, fabrics, hotel supplies, auto accessories | Buyers working in one of its specialist floor categories
- District 6 | Fashion jewelry, trendy toys, apparel fabrics, skincare, baby products, home and health products, travel goods, drones, robotics, AI, AR/VR, smart tech, IP products | Newer brands, technology-led categories, and product discovery
Match Your Product to a Starting District
Start with the product, not the building. A buyer looking for toys should begin with District 1; a hardware buyer will usually get more useful comparisons in District 2. Mixed buying lists should be split into category groups before the visit.
- Toys, gifts, jewelry, crafts, decorations -> District 1
- Hardware, tools, locks, bags, luggage, electrical accessories -> District 2
- Stationery, office supplies, cosmetics, beauty accessories -> District 3
- Socks, textile accessories, gloves, household goods -> District 4
- Imported goods, bedding, hair products, pet and aquarium supplies, wedding supplies, knitted or curtain fabrics, hotel supplies, auto accessories -> District 5
- Fashion jewelry, trendy toys, smart products, travel goods, health products, drones, robotics, AI, and AR/VR -> District 6
How Floors, Gates, and Booth Numbers Work
A district recommendation only gets you to the right part of the market. Inside each district, floors narrow the product range further, gates identify practical entry points, and booth numbers help you return to a supplier.
Save the full booth number and photograph the sign above or beside the booth. A supplier name alone is often not enough when you need to find the same location the next day.
- District -> choose the broad product zone
- Floor -> narrow the category within that district
- Gate -> choose the closest practical entrance
- Booth number -> record the exact supplier location for revisits
District 6: Global Digital Trade Center Products by Floor
District 6 is the market section of the Yiwu Global Digital Trade Center, east of District 5. It opened in October 2025 and has a published four-floor category layout rather than being an undefined future expansion.
The official Chinagoods market directory currently lists the following starting points. Use the floor first, then confirm the unit, street, and booth number for an individual supplier.
- 1F — fashion jewelry, creative and trendy toys, fashionable apparel fabrics
- 2F — skincare and medical-grade skincare products, baby and toddler daily necessities
- 3F — household and living supplies, health and medical supplies, travel products, UAV and unmanned equipment, robotics and AI equipment, AR/VR equipment
- 4F — smart technology products and IP fashion products
District 1: Where Many First-Time Buyers Start
District 1 is one of the easiest districts for first-time buyers to understand quickly because the categories are visually obvious and comparison is fast. If you source toys, gifts, decorations, or impulse-buy accessories, this is often where the trip starts feeling productive.
- Jewelry — fashion jewelry, hair accessories, and costume pieces
- Accessories — scarves, belts, hats, and fashion add-ons
- Crafts — handmade items, gift crafts, and decorative pieces
- Toys — plastic toys, educational toys, party toys, and novelty items
- Decorations — seasonal decor, home accents, and artificial flowers
District 2: More Practical, Less Browsable
District 2 serves buyers looking for more functional categories such as hardware, tools, electrical accessories, bags, and practical merchandise. It tends to feel less like trend hunting and more like specification comparison.
- Tools — hand tools, hardware accessories, and workshop supplies
- Hardware — fasteners, fittings, locks, and building accessories
- Electrical products — small appliances, cables, lighting, and electronics accessories
- Bags — handbags, backpacks, promotional bags, and fashion bags
- Luggage — travel bags, suitcases, and related accessories
District 3: Beauty, Stationery, and Detail-Sensitive Categories
District 3 matters because small differences in packaging, compliance, and finish quality matter more here than in some other districts. Buyers should compare carefully, especially if the products touch regulated beauty categories.
- Beauty products — cosmetics, skincare accessories, and beauty tools
- Office supplies — pens, notebooks, folders, and desk accessories
- Cultural products — art supplies, gifts, and specialty stationery items
District 4: Everyday Retail Inventory
District 4 is useful for buyers building broad, repeatable retail inventory: socks, textile accessories, and daily-use household goods. It is less about novelty and more about consistency, packing density, and repeat ordering.
- Socks — fashion socks, sports socks, and hosiery
- Clothing accessories — gloves, scarves, ties, and textile add-ons
- Household products — kitchen items, cleaning supplies, and daily-use goods
District 5: Imports and Specialist Product Floors
District 5 is not only an imported-goods market. Its established directory covers several unrelated specialist categories, so buyers should identify the correct floor before arriving rather than treating the whole district as one product cluster.
The practical starting points are imported goods on 1F; bedding, hair products, pet and aquarium supplies, and wedding supplies on 2F; knitted and curtain fabrics, related raw materials, and hotel supplies on 3F; and auto supplies and accessories on 4F. Confirm the current unit and booth before the visit because an individual trade can move within a large floor.
Common Mistakes
Visiting without a plan
Walking into Futian Market without a district plan wastes hours in unrelated sections and usually leads to sloppy supplier comparison later in the day.
Comparing only one supplier
The first booth you like is almost never enough data. Good Yiwu decisions come from pattern comparison, not first impressions.
Ignoring MOQ
MOQ should be confirmed early so you do not waste time comparing offers that are commercially impossible for your business.
Forgetting shipping
A district visit is still a sourcing visit, which means freight and packaging math matter even before you leave the market.
Key Insight
easyiwu Insight 💡
The buyers who get the most from Yiwu usually look less busy than everyone else. They are not trying to see everything. They are trying to compare the right things properly.
That is why district logic matters so much. It protects your energy, sharpens your comparison quality, and keeps the trip from turning into random walking.
District 6 now has a published floor plan, so buyers should use its real categories rather than relying on older five-district summaries.
About this guide
Written by easyiwu Team
Based in Yiwu, China, easyiwu creates practical guides to help international buyers understand Yiwu markets, sourcing processes, and China trade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yiwu district 6 — what is it?
District 6 is the market section of the Yiwu Global Digital Trade Center, east of District 5. Its current categories include fashion jewelry, trendy toys, apparel fabrics, skincare, baby products, household and health products, travel goods, drones, robotics, AI and AR/VR equipment, smart technology, and IP fashion products.
How many districts does Yiwu market have?
Yiwu International Trade City now includes six districts (Districts 1-6), also called Futian Market.
Which Yiwu district is best for toys?
District 1 — toys, gifts, crafts, and decorations are concentrated there.
How do I find the right district for my product?
Match your product category to the district overview first, then use the district finder for a starting recommendation. Confirm the current floor and booth area at the information desk because product locations can change.
Can I visit Yiwu market without an agent?
Yes. Most international buyers visit independently. An agent is optional for language support or navigation.
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Use the district comparison to narrow the market before you travel. If your buying list covers several categories, run each category through the finder separately instead of forcing the whole trip into one district.
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