Yiwu Shoes Market
- Location: 3rd Floor, District 4, International Trade City.
- Opening hours: 09:00-17:00,7x365, except a 15-day-close down during Spring Festival.
This brand new, spacious marketplace is the new home for about 2,500 stalls of wholesale shoes.
Unlike many other markets in Yiwu, having up to a 70-80% factory direct outlet centers, this market has only about 50% stalls claim their identities as factory outlet centers. The other half is made up of agents and distributors.
This is because Yiwu itself is not that strong at making shoes.
"1/2 people in the world whose shoes are produced in China, and 1/4 people in the world whose shoes are directly, or indirectly bought from Yiwu market."
This is what people say about Made-in-China shoes and Yiwu shoes market.
Shoes in this market are from all over China:
High quality, new style shoes from Guangzhou, Wenzhou, and Dongguan; OK quality, nicely copied shoes from Taizhou and Wenling; cheap and crap shoes from other nearby cities and towns.
The suppliers from Chongqing are strong at ladies shoes. Wenzhou suppliers are famous for leisure shoes, and Quanzhou and Jinjiang suppliers are good at sports shoes.
Most sandals and slippers are from Guangdong and Fujian province.
One interesting thing is that there are also several stalls for Made-in-Vietnam shoes and Made-in-Thailand shoes.
Shoes makers from these countries also begin to take advantage of Yiwu market as a window to introduce their products.
Dozens of top China brands came into this market since its opening last year, but most of the stalls are full of small brands and non-brands. The whole market is still a paradise for "Cheap price, OK quality" stuff.
Variety is beyond your imagination. Women shoes, men shoes, kids shoes, infants shoes. Shoes for ballet dancers, shoes for fire fighters, shoes for rock climbers...
Most of the stalls can OEM according to your requests.
Over 95% of the stalls inside this market do export and about 30% of them ONLY do export.
"Not for local market, not for retail" just as the notice they put on their doors to keep away not-wanted customers.
Both price and variety make Yiwu shoes market one of the most important shoe markets in China. Especially for buyers who want to source shoes from China.
Featured Products:
These folding shoes can save a lot of space. So they are much cheaper to ship in container and much easier to store back at home. No more wasting shoe boxes.
These boots can help ladies feet breathe more easily.
They’re soft and light, easy and comfy. Young girls may find them very attractive.
These crocs style shoes are still very hot. No matter for kids or ladies, or men.
Cheap, good quality, nice patterns canvas shoes are always sold well in this market. Students and young people are the main target customers.
This style ladies summer shoes with a small mouth opening in the front, and many more holes in the upper are very popular in this season.
They’re cute, comfy and endurable.
Dos and Don'ts When Visiting Yiwu Shoes Market
This is a brand new market. Has very pleasant shopping environment.
You can have a cup of coffee or chill for a good while inside the coffee bars right inside. The buffet is also nice.
- Wear light, comfortable shoes. Trainers would be perfect.
- Put yourself in comfortable clothes. Business-leisure would be perfect. Formal, elegant suit is rare here.
- Bring a pulling luggage for samples and a backpack for other stuff.
- Browse according to the stall numbers, block by block, so you can cover the most. Otherwise, you may feel frustrated to find yourself are re-browsing or getting lost.
- Put some food, or at least a bottle of water, in your backpack, if you want to stay longer than 3 hours. Usually you will.
- Smoke only in the smoking room or in the lobby.
- Ask for permission before taking photos.
- Hire a translator if you want to know more details and intend to place orders. But if you just want to look around, all the vendors have no difficulties quoting you a price with their calculators.
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Yiwu Market News:
14 Nov. 2011:
Yiwu Market Turnover Reached 1,500 million USD in Q3 2011
02 Oct. 2011:
Over 20% Shops Close or Half-close from Oct.01 to Oct.03, 2011
23 Sep. 2011:
Yiwu Market Is Becoming Busy
20 Aug. 2011:
Yiwu Binwang Market is EMPTY now!
24 Apr. 2011:
Canada Mart in Yiwu Market Opened on Apr. 20, 2011.
17 Apr. 2011:
District 5 of Yiwu International Commodity City Will Begin Trial Operation On May. 18, 2011.
23 Mar. 2011:
Yiwu Huangyuan Clothing Market Is Upcoming.
18 Feb. 2011:
Yiwu Market Is Fully Opened Now After 2011 Chinese New Year.
01 Feb. 2011:
Yiwu International Trade Center D5 Recruit Plan .
08 Jan. 2011:
Yiwu International Trade Center & Bingwang Market 2010 Annual Turnover Reached 45.6 Billion Yuan .
26 Dec. 2010:
International Trade City District 5 Is Recruiting New Vendors.
20 Dec. 2010:
Yiwu Huangyuan Clothes Market Is Bringing In New Vendors.
20 Oct. 2010:
Free Link Shuttles around International Trade City Has 6 More Stops.
05 Oct. 2010:
Yiwu Factories Are Asking For Longer Lead Time Due to Lack of Labor and Power.
23 Sep. 2010:
Yiwu Market and Yiwu Fair Were Introduced On MACEF 2010.
17 Sep. 2010:
Currency Exchange Rate Only Has Limited Negative Impacts On Chinese Exports.
13 Sep. 2010:
Demand of Cleaning Products in Yiwu Market Is Increasing.
07 Sep. 2010:
Watches and Clocks Are Still Selling Fast in This Holiday Season.
08 Mar. 2010:
Yiwu Market Prices May Rise!
28 Feb. 2010:
Yiwu Market Is Fully Opened Now!
02 Jan. 2010:
2009 Yiwu International Trade City Turnover Hit Another Record of 6 Billion USD.
28 Dec. 2009:
2010 Spring Festival holiday is from 13th, Feb. 2010 to 21st, Feb. 2010.
Free shuttles go around Yiwu international trade city everyday.
8 Aug. 2009:
Yiwu Market Shows Recovery