The market has 75,000 booths. We list the ones you can walk to.
Every entry carries the code a taxi driver, a translator and a freight agent all understand: district · gate · floor · street · booth number. No "verified supplier" badge, no scraped catalogue — just where the stall is and what it carries.
Free to browse · No account · Quotes go direct to the stall
Six halls, six different trades
Buyers waste days walking the wrong hall. District 3 is where sporting goods and fishing tackle sit; District 6 is the new outdoor/fishing cluster; Districts 1, 2, 4 and 5 are different trades entirely.
Start with the category, not the shop name
Stall names in Yiwu are usually a person's surname plus "trading". Categories are how the market actually organises itself — and how you should shortlist.
Six stalls worth a first visit
Chosen for range and for a low minimum order — not for paying us anything. Nobody can buy placement here.
Four steps, and the fourth one decides your margin
Any agent can send you a price. The difference is whether the goods arrive in one carton, checked, with paperwork that clears customs.
Shortlist by booth code
Walkable addresses beat "verified suppliers".
Ask for four numbers
Carrier count, diameter, length, rating — plus MOQ.
Sample, then carton
Use the 2-unit MOQ stalls before the bulk ones.
Consolidate and inspect
Six stalls become six cartons; consolidation is the real cost.
Yiwu is searchable in Chinese, and almost nowhere else
The marketplace listings that carry booth numbers are Chinese-only, built for domestic buyers, and full of trading companies posing as factories. Foreign buyers end up paying an agent to translate a screenshot.
This site is an independent English directory of those booths — factual location data, category, what the stall carries, and an honest note on what has been verified and what has not.
Read the sourcing limits