Yiwu’s newest and largest section. Drones, medical beauty devices, AR/VR, smart home tech — and the factories building the next product category your customers will want.
District 6 — officially the Global Digital Trade Center — is the most ambitious addition to the Yiwu market complex. Located directly east of District 5, it opened in phases from late 2025. This is not a scaled-up version of the traditional small goods market. It was built from the ground up for a different kind of trade: smart consumer products, health technology, digital-native brands, and the next generation of goods that buyers will need to stock over the next decade.
District 6 integrates high-speed cross-border data infrastructure that connects suppliers directly to international e-commerce platforms. The facility is designed for brands that sell globally online — not just buyers who walk the floor. This is a fundamental shift in how Yiwu trades.
| Floor | Main Categories | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 1F | Trend-driven fashion jewelry · Creative & STEM toys · Performance fabrics · Technical textiles · Activewear material | Fashion brands, educational toy buyers, activewear manufacturers |
| 2F | RF skin devices · LED therapy masks · Microcurrent facial tools · Ultrasonic skincare · Smart baby monitors · Infant tech | Beauty clinic suppliers, health-tech e-commerce, baby product importers |
| 3F | Consumer drones · Commercial UAVs · Robot vacuum cleaners · AR/VR headsets · Smart home sensors · GPS luggage · RFID accessories | Tech product importers, smart home retailers, drone distributors |
| Product | Min. Order (MOQ) | Price Range (FOB) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF facial tightening tools | 100–300 units | $8–$25/unit | CE / MDR classification — verify |
| LED light therapy masks | 100–200 units | $20–$80/unit | Professional and consumer grades |
| Smart baby monitors (app) | 100–200 units | $25–$70/unit | WiFi and 4G models available |
| Consumer drones (<250g) | 50–200 units | $35–$120/unit | Sub-250g avoids FAA registration |
| Smart home motion sensors | 100–300 units | $3–$15/unit | Zigbee / WiFi / Matter protocol |
| Basic VR headsets | 100–200 units | $12–$45/unit | Standalone and phone-based models |
| Performance activewear fabric | 300–1,000 meters | $3–$8/meter | 4-way stretch, moisture-wicking options |
Yiwu Market District 6 specializes in next-generation consumer products, including smart home devices, consumer drones, AR/VR products, beauty technology, smart baby products, fashion jewelry, technical textiles and performance fabrics. It is particularly suitable for buyers looking for innovative products and emerging product categories.
The third floor is the main area for smart home and technology products. Buyers can find consumer drones, commercial UAVs, robot vacuum cleaners, AR/VR headsets, smart home sensors, GPS luggage and RFID-related accessories.
MOQ varies significantly by product and supplier. For example, the current market reference lists approximately 100–300 units for RF facial devices, 100–200 units for LED therapy masks, 50–200 units for consumer drones and 100–300 units for smart home motion sensors. Buyers should confirm the exact MOQ with each supplier before ordering.
Yes. Some suppliers can provide OEM and ODM services, including product specifications, colors, logos, packaging, software features and other customization options. For technology products, buyers should provide a clear technical brief and confirm development costs, MOQ, certifications and production lead times before placing an order.
Yes. District 6 is particularly suitable for private-label brands and e-commerce businesses developing smart home, beauty technology, baby technology and other innovative consumer products. Buyers can compare existing products and discuss OEM or ODM development with suppliers.
Certification requirements depend on the product and destination market. Beauty devices may require CE marking or other applicable documentation in the EU, while wireless, electronic and smart home products may be subject to additional requirements. Buyers should identify the applicable regulations for their target market before placing an order.
Yes. District 6 includes consumer drones and commercial UAV products. However, drone import, registration, labeling and operating requirements vary by destination country. Buyers should verify the applicable aviation, radio-frequency and product regulations before selecting a drone specification.
Yes. The second floor focuses on beauty and health technology products such as RF skin devices, LED therapy masks, microcurrent facial tools and ultrasonic skincare devices. Buyers should verify product classification, testing reports, certifications and documentation before importing these products.
Yes. Buyers can work with a local sourcing agent to identify suitable suppliers, compare quotations, arrange samples, communicate technical requirements, inspect products and coordinate shipping. This can be particularly useful for technology products that require supplier verification and sample testing.
Compare suppliers based on product quality, MOQ, pricing, technical capabilities, OEM/ODM experience, certifications, testing documentation and export experience. Request samples and verify important technical specifications before placing a large order. For regulated or electronic products, confirm that the supplier can provide the documentation required for your destination market.
Medical beauty devices sold in the EU may require CE marking under MDR 2017/745 — or classification as a general cosmetic device. The category classification determines your documentation requirements. Confirm with your EU Responsible Person before placing any order.
Consumer drones sold in the US that weigh over 250g require FAA registration by the importer. Sub-250g units avoid this threshold — a useful spec to lock in with your supplier before placing an order.
District 6 is for buyers building product lines in growth categories — e-commerce sellers targeting health, beauty tech, or smart home audiences; boutique retailers stocking innovative products; and brand builders who want factory access for ODM development. Come with a technical brief, not an open-ended shopping list.
We have been tracking District 6 since before it opened. Our team verifies factory capacity, arranges sample development, and manages orders from brief to shipment. Shortlist within 48 hours.
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