Guangzhou Baiyun World Leather Trading Centre Sourcing Guide

aiyun World Leather Trading Centre, widely known as Baiyun Leather City, is one of South China’s largest wholesale hubs for handbags, wallets, belts, luggage and other leather goods. It sits in the Sanyuanli / Guihuagang business cluster in Baiyun District, Guangzhou, attracting wholesale buyers, boutique owners and overseas merchants from all over the world.

How to Get There

Metro: Line 2, Sanyuanli Station. Walk about 8–12 minutes to reach the market.

Taxi: Tell the driver “Baiyun Shijie Piju Maoyi Zhongxin”. It is close to Guangzhou Railway Station.

Opening Hours: Generally 10:00 – 17:30. Most shops close earlier on weekends and public holidays.

Tip: Go early if you plan to compare many stalls. Wear comfortable shoes; you will walk a lot inside multiple buildings.

Market Layout & Product Zones

The whole complex includes Phase 1 and Phase 2, plus nearby leather markets in the same block.

1st–3rd Floors: Ready stock wholesale stalls. Mainly mid-range bags, fashion leather accessories, wallets and belts. Suitable for small-batch buyers and sampling.

4th Floor and above: Showroom offices. Many of these focus on custom orders, OEM and bulk production. Minimum order quantities are higher here.

Adjacent markets: Zhonggang Leather City and surrounding lanes offer extra choices for raw leather materials, hardware and budget bags.

Minimum Order (MOQ) Rules

Rules vary from stall to stall. Always confirm MOQ before negotiating prices.

Ready stock for sampling: 1–5 pieces per style. Many vendors allow mixed colors.

Regular wholesale: 10–50 pieces per style. Better unit price for carton quantity.

Custom / OEM / private label: Normally 100–300 pieces per style. Lead time depends on material availability.

How to Check Product Quality

Inspect every sample carefully before bulk purchase. Focus on these details:

Leather material: Tell the difference between genuine leather, top-grain, split leather and PU. Ask the vendor clearly what material is used.

Stitching: Even, tight and consistent stitches. Loose threads are a sign of po