Qipu Road Clothing Wholesale Market
Qipu Road Clothing Wholesale Market
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5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Monday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Thursday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Friday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Saturday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Sunday
5:30 AM - 6:30 PM
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Neighborhood: Jing'an
The heart of this neighborhood is the Jing'an Temple, while the main artery of excitement and entertainment is West Nanjing Road. Large, flashy malls, luxe residential high-rises and trendy nightlife areas can be found along West Nanjing Road, but areas off the busy street have quiet cafes and independent boutiques.
How to get there
- Tiantong Road • 5 min walk
- Qufu Road • 10 min walk
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Kristine K
125 contributions
Oct 2020
Interesting. Had no idea what to expect with our visit, but our day went well. There are bargains to be had, just look but be prepared to walk away as well. Fitting rooms are non existent so be prepared to buy off rack or try on over clothes. Overwhelming in the sheer volume of product. The entire area was busy with people coming & going. Would agree with a previous review, clothing lines tend to be younger; however, it depends on what building and what floor you are in and on. The pedestrian walk way was nice to have no scooters or bikes allowed. Expect to go back again sometime. No complaints. No issues. Easily reached via Metro. Great place for people watching. Food eateries located in immediate area.
Written October 13, 2020
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Asep H
1,246 contributions
Mar 2017 • Couples
This is the cheapest clothing market ever in Shanghai as the price is very very low compare to the mall shopping center with the same product, it's amazing.
You have to visit, but be careful as many pickpockets roam here
You have to visit, but be careful as many pickpockets roam here
Written March 21, 2017
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Ruby S
Bengaluru, India148 contributions
Jul 2014 • Friends
I have been to Shanghai and bought so many Souvenirs from markets but when I visited Qipu,I was amazed I lost my temper as I have paid a good amount of money for the products which were very cheap in Qipu lu. Such a big market with three buildings and the outside street too.You will get all types of product ya but u cannot expect the brand. It will be good if you buy in sale and find out the good one good discounts they give u just need to bargain. One day is not enough in this market. You can also look around the streets around Qipulu accessories are sold in a very cheap rate.I believe its a good shopping point in Shanghai. If you are in Shanghai then you should definitely visit this place and while shopping u can get local chinese food also you must taste it.
For going Qipulu, You should go by line 10 to Tiantong station. And as soon as you exit you find the series of shops all together and that is Qipulu.
One more thing as it spells as Qipulu but it is pronounced as Cheplu in chinese. :-)
Hope my information will help you.
For going Qipulu, You should go by line 10 to Tiantong station. And as soon as you exit you find the series of shops all together and that is Qipulu.
One more thing as it spells as Qipulu but it is pronounced as Cheplu in chinese. :-)
Hope my information will help you.
Written August 7, 2014
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GlobalPassion
Shanghai Region, China234 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
Ok, people. If you speak Chinese and have been around China for awhile, this is the place for you to get some good deals. But...you have to stick to your guns. Don't buy the first thing you see...play hard to get, haggle. Start at 30% of the asking price. They may laugh at you, but see where it goes. If your Chinese is good and you sound legit, you can get things for real bargains.
If you are tired of haggling, don't even think about going here. There are some good bargains to be found if you have the will to fight....and laugh!
If you are tired of haggling, don't even think about going here. There are some good bargains to be found if you have the will to fight....and laugh!
Written July 20, 2017
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Daniel M
Bucharest, Romania318 contributions
The first days in Shanghai we visit Ifc Mall and Super Brand Mall, and i can tell you that it is a big price diference. Here if you know how to search and you havr time, you can do excelent shopping. They have great man pants slim fit, wich you canot find in Europe, they have excelent Chinese style clothes, good quality, better to buy this and not the fake ones. My advice is dont buy on the first shop that you enter and dont pay the first price they ask you!
Written January 2, 2015
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Lisa
Toronto, Canada256 contributions
Jan 2017 • Couples
Take the subway line 12, and get off at Tiantong Road stop. The market literally starts at the exit from the subway. You will see the market sign as you come up the escalator from the subway platform, you can't miss it. This is the best way to get here as taxis are difficult and depending on where you are coming from within Shanghai, it will probably only cost you 4-6rmb.
The market is huge! This is where Chinese shoppers come when looking for a bargain. You have to be prepared to wade through to get what you want, bigger foreign sizes will be harder to find, but your patience will be rewarded. You also have to be prepared to bargain hard for the things you really want. Don't be scared to walk away, that way you will know if you are goin too low.
As with all Chinese markets, go early. That's when the shopkeepers want to make their first sale to get the day started right, so they are more willing to mKe a deal.
If it's fakes you want, you have to ask. With big crackdowns lately, you won't necessarily see them Displayed.
Definitely worth a trip, but it's going to be at least a few hours, maybe all day!
The market is huge! This is where Chinese shoppers come when looking for a bargain. You have to be prepared to wade through to get what you want, bigger foreign sizes will be harder to find, but your patience will be rewarded. You also have to be prepared to bargain hard for the things you really want. Don't be scared to walk away, that way you will know if you are goin too low.
As with all Chinese markets, go early. That's when the shopkeepers want to make their first sale to get the day started right, so they are more willing to mKe a deal.
If it's fakes you want, you have to ask. With big crackdowns lately, you won't necessarily see them Displayed.
Definitely worth a trip, but it's going to be at least a few hours, maybe all day!
Written February 4, 2017
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Teague M
82 contributions
Jan 2016 • Solo
This is one of my favourite markets in Shanghai. The place and massive and easy to get lost it in, it spans across a series of large buildings. So you leave one building and just walk into the next and the market continues.
You can find everything in this market: clothing, bags, shoes, etc. Everything is unbelievably cheap. Less foreigners come here, its mostly locals, so it actually tends to be easier to bargain. Some shops will even have prices on certain things. This is definitely the easiest market to bargain in, (next would be the Museum of Science market and the most difficult is the Nanjing market).
The only downside is that you really got to dig to find what you want. The place is so big and has different sections, that you just got to hope you come across the section with the thing you're looking for. There's parts that sell mostly shoes, I've seen an area of just stores selling just denim shorts before. You just got to take the time to wander through.
If you have the time then this is a great market, and has clothes for inanely cheap prices. I came here once after returning a dress I got from H&M, and so I got 200rmb back. I took that money to Qipu and ended up buying 11 articles of clothing with the money is cost for one thing in a Western store.
You can find everything in this market: clothing, bags, shoes, etc. Everything is unbelievably cheap. Less foreigners come here, its mostly locals, so it actually tends to be easier to bargain. Some shops will even have prices on certain things. This is definitely the easiest market to bargain in, (next would be the Museum of Science market and the most difficult is the Nanjing market).
The only downside is that you really got to dig to find what you want. The place is so big and has different sections, that you just got to hope you come across the section with the thing you're looking for. There's parts that sell mostly shoes, I've seen an area of just stores selling just denim shorts before. You just got to take the time to wander through.
If you have the time then this is a great market, and has clothes for inanely cheap prices. I came here once after returning a dress I got from H&M, and so I got 200rmb back. I took that money to Qipu and ended up buying 11 articles of clothing with the money is cost for one thing in a Western store.
Written January 6, 2016
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956sharon
Singapore, Singapore13 contributions
Jan 2018 • Business
Getting there is not tough if you are staying in puxi. Am staying at Langham hotel and to get to the place by cab only cost us 20rmb. The driver drop us at a roadside and then you have to find your way in. There are many buildings there. You just have to explore and find the right building. I read and was told that this place is a wholesale market. And true enough. I was lost as there are really too many buildings. I follow my intuition and walked into one the bingo. Here we go. However at this time of the year they are all selling winter outfits. Which serves no purpose for me but my husband needed one executive winter jacket as he did not bring his over. So we went around. Got a very very good bargain. The first shop I went. The jacket is thick and only cost 150rmb. Looks cool too. Their sweaters for summer only cost 50rmb. For me I bought a pair of warm leggings which cost me 40rmb. The upper level are for men and the lower ones are for ladies. Worth going to have a look. I did not encounter anyone following us though. Hope this helps.
Written January 29, 2018
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Justherefornow
21 contributions
This place is not for the faint hearted. Take your time, know your prices, keep your poker face and be prepared to walk away. The vendors won't bother haggling super hard, prices are already low. That being said, you don't have to pay their first names price. Enjoy!
Written April 13, 2015
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AvidTraveller71
Toronto, Canada14 contributions
Nov 2016 • Solo
I spent half a day walking through the various malls that are located on Qipu Road "Wholesale Market" district. The prices are far from being wholesale prices!
As a matter of a fact, most of the items they sell are not only outdated fashion, but also more expensive than similar products found at any outlet mall in the US or Canada.
Even after hard negotiations over prices, it is still not worth it.
If you happen to travel to Beijing, you will find much better products and much better prices at the Silk Alley Market.
As a matter of a fact, most of the items they sell are not only outdated fashion, but also more expensive than similar products found at any outlet mall in the US or Canada.
Even after hard negotiations over prices, it is still not worth it.
If you happen to travel to Beijing, you will find much better products and much better prices at the Silk Alley Market.
Written November 10, 2016
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Hi
I am looking for copy brands men’s clothing please can you help me where to get them?
Thanks
hopeful1951
Ahmedabad, India159 contributions
Qipu road market 3 rd floor has all kinds of men's brand. If you face the overhead bridge the market is on the right. The one on the left is much cheaper but there you don't have specific floor
How far the Qipu market from PUDONG RESORT JICHANG town express hotel?
vincentnghc
Singapore, Singapore25 contributions
not sure but it is 10 min walk from the Pedestrian mall at nanjjing street
How to reach there from WUJIAOCHANG by metro?
NickWhoElse
4 contributions
Tiantong Metro station
Zahid
Sukhumvit, Thailand
How much far is it from pusan road
And what could be the taxi price
Zahid
Sukhumvit, Thailand
How much far is it from pusan road
And what could be the taxi price
Hi, I am sorry. As it was my first visit to Shanghai. I will am unfamiliar with how much the taxi might cost. But I Googled and checked that you could actually take a train over. You might wanna try googling? Distance by car is about 30mins without jam and 50mins on train? That's all I managed to check on my end. :)
If you ever come to Singapore. I can help to give you more advice though. As I am fm Singapore.
Hope it help someway. Thanks
AmandaY100
London England22 contributions
Hi Kelly
Did you have a guide that took you and stayed with you at this market shopping centre..
Many thanks
GlobalPassion
Shanghai Region, China234 contributions
so sorry...I speak Chinese, so I didn't have a guide.
linzy Y
Singapore, Singapore2 contributions
Hi, Is there a place where i can file those 5L backpack?
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