The 30-Second Verdict
Underwear, belts, scarves and shawls occupy Floor 4 of District 4 in Yiwu. If you import bras, underwear, belts or fashion scarves, this floor is the category’s home — dense, price-competitive, and far stronger for private label than most buyers expect.
Why District 4 (Floor 4) for Underwear & Accessories
- Dedicated floor, zero walking wasted. Underwear and bras, belts, scarves and shawls all sit on Floor 4 — a full accessories range in one visit.
- Strong private-label base. Yiwu underwear factories routinely handle custom packs, custom labels and custom packaging at reasonable MOQs.
- Price spread worth hunting. Like the sock floor, prices vary between streets — comparison shopping on the same spec pays off.
- Natural container partner. Pair Floor 4 with the sock floor (D4-1F) and bedding (D5) for a complete textile container.
Floor by Floor: Where Everything Is
Floor 4 — underwear and bras, belts, scarves and shawls. This is your floor.
Floor 1 — socks and hosiery (adjacent, and useful for the same orders).
Floor 2 — daily household goods, hats and caps, gloves.
Floor 3 — shoes and slippers, threads, ribbons and lace, ties and bow ties, yarn and wool, towels and bath textiles.
What You Can Buy Here — the Real List
Men’s, women’s and kids’ underwear, bras and bralettes, shapewear, thermal underwear; leather and fabric belts in every width; silk, chiffon, wool and cotton scarves, shawls and wraps; loungewear basics. If your store sells intimate apparel or neck and waist accessories, Floor 4 is where the whole range gathers.
Prices & MOQ: What to Expect
Quotes are per piece at carton volume. Basic fabric belts can start under USD 1, leather-look belts run USD 1–3, women’s underwear from about USD 0.5–1.5 depending on fabric and trim, bras from USD 1–3 for standard lines, and fashion scarves from under USD 1 to several dollars by fabric and size. MOQs are moderate — single cartons with mixed sizes and colors are common — and custom packs for underwear are widely available.
Private Label: Custom Packs & Labels
Floor 4 suppliers are used to branded work: custom size charts, printed or woven labels, custom packaging and poly bags, and mixed-size pack configurations. MOQs for custom underwear packs typically start in the low thousands of pieces; belts and scarves can be lower depending on the decoration. Confirm the size assortment and label placement on a pre-production sample before mass production.
How to Shop Floor 4 in One Morning
- Go straight to Floor 4 with your target specs written down: sizes, fabrics, colors, packaging.
- Compare at least 3–5 suppliers per item and log the full booth code (e.g., “D4 · 4F · Street 5 · Stall 45678”).
- Ask for piece price, pieces per carton, MOQ and mix ratio at every stall.
- Check fabric composition and wash care — blends and shrink rates matter in intimate apparel.
- For branded packs, ask about label printing, packaging and sample lead times.
- If you also buy socks, walk down to Floor 1 and combine the order with the same suppliers where possible.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Buying on photo alone. Fabric weight and elastic quality vary a lot; request physical samples before volume.
- Skipping the fit check. Underwear and bras are size-sensitive — confirm the size chart with a sample across sizes.
- Ignoring fabric composition. A cheap “cotton” bra is often synthetic; confirm blends and care labels.
- Forgetting packaging. Retail-ready poly bags and labels affect both price and shelf appeal — budget for them.
- Not confirming wash and shrinkage. Textiles that shrink out of size ruin a reorder; test a washed sample.
How I Can Help
I source underwear, belts and scarves in District 4 regularly. Send me your sizes, fabrics and pack requirements and I’ll shortlist suppliers, arrange custom-pack samples for your brand, and handle QC, consolidation and shipping. Send me your list and I’ll reply with a plan for your category.