Keqiao — the world's largest fabric market
Keqiao district, Shaoxing, China. Roughly a quarter of the world's fabric is traded here — and this is where we work, every day, in person.
The four market zones
China Textile City (中国轻纺城) is organized into four zones. We publish zone-level information only — individual store details stay confidential to protect our supply relationships.
North Market
The zone for fashion-forward apparel fabrics — chiffons, acetates, tweeds and seasonal novelty. Much of what you see in wholesale districts across Asia originates from these halls.
East Market
Knits territory: cotton jerseys, ribs, spandex blends — everything for tees, easywear and loungewear.
West Market
Linings, pocketing, interlinings and trims. Complete a garment's bill of materials in one trip.
South Market
Printing and finishing: small-lot rotary and transfer prints, brushing, embossing and other treatments.
Why buy at the source?
Wholesale fabric districts around the world resell what starts here. Skipping those layers is the whole point.
Most fabrics sit in stock, ready to inspect and ship — no waiting for a production slot just to sample.
Everything we handle comes from stores registered on qfc.cn, the market's official platform. No ghost sellers, no phantom stock.
The market spans four zones — first-timers can't cover it in a day. We offer full-day accompanied sourcing with interpretation. Tell us what you're looking for in advance and we'll map out the zones and stores before you land. Airport pickup can be arranged.
Market visit service & rates