Yiwu International Trade Market (Phase 5)
Imported goods, home textiles and auto accessories
Goods from 100+ countries. ¥10B+ in home textiles a year
Description
What Sells in District 5
District 5 is three markets in one building. The Import Commodities Hall stocks food and drink – snacks, wine, olive oil, condiments – alongside skincare, shampoo and soap, mother and baby products, supplements, crafts and home decor. Home Textiles and Bedding covers sheets and duvet covers, pillows, blankets and quilts, curtains, rugs, table linen and cushions. The Automotive Supplies section handles car interiors (seat covers, floor mats, steering wheel covers), exterior trim and decals, maintenance products such as motor oil and cleaners, common spare parts, and electronics such as GPS units and dash cams. It is the quietest of the five districts and the most spread out, so allow more time here than the others.
When to Visit – and When Not To
The import hall is the part to be careful with. Food and cosmetics there are cleared for the Chinese market, which says nothing about whether you can import them into yours. Check your own country’s rules before you spend money in that hall. Home textiles have the longest lead time in the district – 30-45 days – because fabric is dyed to order, so there is no changing your mind on color halfway through.
How We Source District 5 for You
We sort out what can legally leave China before you buy it, not after. For home textiles we test the dyed fabric for shrinkage and color fastness.
– We check the labelling and documentation your customs will ask for
– We confirm the supplier holds the export paperwork, not just a domestic license
– We hold a fabric approval sample against the bulk order

