The second phase of the market and home to bags, umbrellas, hardware tools, locks, small appliances and electronics. If it is practical and made of metal or plastic, it usually lives in District 2.
District 2 opened on 22 October 2004 and is built on a double-block layout (sections F and G) with more than 8,000 stalls. It is the market’s hardware and electronics powerhouse: bags and umbrellas on the ground floor, tools and locks above, and small appliances, kitchen hardware, telecom gear and watches on the third floor.
Floor 4 hosts a manufacturer direct-sales center with regional pavilions (Hong Kong, Korea, Sichuan, Anhui and more), and Floor 5 is the foreign trade procurement service center — useful when you need documents, logistics help or trade services in one building.
Go straight to the floor that matches your product list — this saves you hours of walking.
The address format is the same across the market: District + Gate + Floor + Street + Stall. A real example from the stall registry: “D2 · Gate 40 · 2F · Street 12 · Stall 15126”. Give suppliers your exact list and they will send you their stall coordinates to visit.
Tip: ask me for a floor-by-floor shopping plan before you visit — I walk these districts every week.
Practical, floor-by-floor sourcing guides written from inside the market.
Electric kettles, blenders, phone accessories and watches - sourcing appliances on Yiwu District 2 Floor 3: prices, MOQ, voltage and CE/FCC/RoHS compliance.
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Hand tools, fasteners, locks, wiring and bike parts - how to buy hardware on Yiwu District 2 Floor 2: prices, MOQ, quality grades and factory-direct options.
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Backpacks, trolley cases, handbags, umbrellas and rainwear - sourcing travel gear on Yiwu District 2 Floor 1: prices, MOQ, quality checks and shipping math.
Read the full guide →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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