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Yiwu Market District 1 — Toys, Artificial Flowers & Jewelry

The first phase of Yiwu International Trade City and the biggest toy trading floor on the planet. If you source toys, artificial flowers, hair accessories or fashion jewelry, this is where your trip starts.

10,000+
Stalls
340,000
m² Floor Area
2002
Opened
140+
Countries Served

District 1 at a Glance

District 1 opened on 22 October 2002 as the first phase of Yiwu International Trade City. It has more than 10,000 stalls and over 10,500 registered operators concentrated in one place — the largest cluster of toy suppliers anywhere in the world.

About 90% of stalls here take export business and over 60% of the goods leave China, so the district is set up for international buyers: most suppliers speak basic English, work with samples, and quote in USD or RMB the moment you show them a product photo.

What Is Sold on Each Floor

Go straight to the floor that matches your product list — this saves you hours of walking.

1F

Toys & Artificial Flowers

Plush toys Electric & remote-control toys Inflatable toys General & educational toys Artificial flowers & plants Flower accessories & vase filler
2F

Hair Accessories & Jewelry

Headbands, clips & hair ties Fashion jewelry & earrings Jewelry display & packaging Hair ornaments
3F

Crafts, Gifts & Frames

Festive & holiday crafts Decorative crafts & ornaments Ceramics & crystal gifts Souvenir crafts Picture frames & wall art Jewelry parts & accessories
4F

Factory Direct & Trade Services

Small & medium manufacturer direct-sales center Taiwan products pavilion East annex: foreign trade procurement service center

Getting Around District 1

  • District 1 is split into five sections: A, B, C, D and E.
  • There are 18 numbered gates — odd numbers on the west side (1–17), even numbers on the east side (2–18).
  • Each floor has 11 numbered streets. The widest walkway is Street 6 on the ground floor, used as the main east–west passage.

How to Read a Booth Number

A Yiwu stall address is built like a coordinate: District + Gate + Floor + Street + Stall number. A typical one looks like “D1 · Gate 12 · 2F · Street 4 · Stall 12345”. Ask any supplier for their booth number (商位号) and you can navigate to them exactly with the map at every entrance.

Tip: ask me for a floor-by-floor shopping plan before you visit — I walk these districts every week.

Deep-Dive Guides for District 1

Practical, floor-by-floor sourcing guides written from inside the market.

Plan Your Visit to District 1

I walk these districts every week. Send me your product list and I will mark the exact floors and stalls to visit — or source the whole order for you.

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