The 30-Second Verdict
Bedding and home textiles fill Floor 2 of District 5 in Yiwu: bedding sets, duvet covers, pillows, cushions, curtains and home textiles, with pet supplies on streets 7–12. If you import bed linen, curtains or cushion covers, this floor is where the category sits — and where size standards and thread counts decide whether your order succeeds.
Why District 5 (Floor 2) for Bedding
- Whole home-textile category on one floor. Bedding sets, duvet covers, pillows, cushions, curtains and related textiles share Floor 2 — a complete home line in one walk.
- Textile ecosystem around it. Floor 3 holds fabrics and knit raw materials, so you can verify materials and negotiate fabric upgrades near your bedding suppliers.
- Adjacent to District 4. Socks, underwear and towels from D4 plus bedding from D5 build one full textile container in a single trip.
- Custom-friendly. Bedding factories handle custom sizes, colors, prints and packaging for private-label brands.
Floor by Floor: Where Everything Is
Floor 2 — bedding sets and duvet covers, pillows and cushions, home textiles and curtains, and pet supplies on streets 7–12. This is your floor.
Floor 1 — imported goods and global pavilions: imported food, wine, health products, jewelry, crafts, clothing and an African products center.
Floor 3 — textile and knit raw materials: fabrics, yarns, trims and sewing accessories.
Floor 4 — auto products and more pet supplies and aquarium goods.
Floor 5 — trade services and e-commerce service providers.
What You Can Buy Here — the Real List
Bedding sets (single, double, queen, king), duvet covers and inserts, fitted and flat sheets, pillowcases, pillows and cushion inserts, throws, blankets, quilts, curtains and curtain rods, tablecloths and napkins, mattress protectors, bath and beach textiles, and pet bedding and pet accessories. From a complete hotel program to a boutique home line, Floor 2 covers it.
Prices & MOQ: What to Expect
Bedding is quoted per set or per piece at carton volume. As rough benchmarks, basic printed sheet sets run USD 3–8, standard duvet covers USD 5–15, pillows USD 1–5, and curtain panels USD 2–8 depending on size and fabric. Thread count, fabric weight and filling quality move prices fast, so compare the same spec — not the same photo. MOQs usually start at one to a few cartons; custom sizes and prints require more.
Size Standards: The Trap to Avoid
Bedding sizes differ by market — EU, US and UK dimensions are not interchangeable. Confirm exact sheet and duvet dimensions, pillow sizes, thread count and filling with every supplier, and state your destination market in your RFQ. A queen set from one factory may not fit a US queen bed if the factory defaults to another size standard. Order a sample of critical sizes before committing volume.
Private Label: Fabrics, Prints & Packaging
Bedding factories are set up for brands: custom prints and colors, custom size runs, satin or cotton selection, and retail-ready packaging with hang tags. MOQs for custom-printed bedding start in the hundreds of sets per design for standard sizes. Ask for strike-off samples of prints and a full pre-production set sample, and confirm washing instructions and care labels with your market’s requirements.
How to Shop Floor 2 in One Morning
- Go straight to Floor 2 with your size list and destination market written down.
- Compare at least three suppliers per item and record the full booth code (e.g., “D5 · 2F · Street 3 · Stall 67890”).
- Ask for spec at every stall: dimensions, thread count, fabric composition, filling, carton quantity and MOQ.
- Feel the fabric and check stitching — seam quality shows a factory’s level instantly.
- For materials and fabric upgrades, visit Floor 3 and compare raw material prices.
- For branded programs, confirm print, size and packaging samples before mass production.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Ordering the wrong size standard. EU, US and UK bedding sizes differ — confirm dimensions in centimeters against your market.
- Comparing prices across different thread counts. 200 vs. 400 thread count is a different product; always match specs.
- Ignoring filling quality. Pillow and duvet fillings vary from down to polyester; know the fill weight and material.
- Skipping the washed sample. Shrinkage, color fastness and pilling show up after washing — test first.
- Forgetting bulk. Bedding is voluminous; packed dimensions drive freight — confirm them early.
How I Can Help
I source bedding and home textiles in District 5 regularly. Send me your sizes, fabrics and target prices and I’ll shortlist suppliers that match your spec, arrange print and size samples for your brand, and handle QC, consolidation and shipping. Send me your list and I’ll reply with a plan for your bedding line.