- Clothing market
- Guangzhou
Xintang International Jeans City
China's denim capital: Xintang Town makes around 2.5 million pieces of denim a day — some 60% of national output — and its international jeans city is where that trade meets the buyer.

Xintang is the reason so much of the world's denim carries a Guangzhou address. The town, in Zengcheng District on the eastern edge of the city, holds more than 2,600 denim garment manufacturers and related businesses and turns out roughly 2.5 million pieces a day — around 60% of China's national output and the largest denim garment production base in the country. Industry figures that a large share of the jeans sold worldwide originate here are often quoted; treat the exact percentage as directional, the scale as real.
Xintang International Jeans City is the trading face of that industry: a dedicated wholesale market of more than 3,000 shops and manufacturers' stalls, where the town's factories sell direct rather than through Guangzhou's central markets.
What the market sells
Denim, in every form it takes as a garment. Jeans in every fit, rise, wash and weight are the bulk of the floor, followed by denim jackets, shirts, skirts, dresses, shorts and children's denim. The range runs from basic five-pocket work jeans up to fashion washes with heavy finishing, though the market's centre of gravity is low-to-mid-range product made for volume.
Because the manufacturers are local, the market also functions as a showroom for production capacity. Stalls that sell stock jeans by the carton will, in the same conversation, quote a made-to-order run in your own fit, wash and branding — with the washhouse and the sewing floor a few kilometres away.
Denim fabric itself is traded in the town too, alongside the wash chemistry, rivets, buttons, labels and leather patches that go into the finished product. For a brand developing its own denim, Xintang is a full supply chain rather than a market.
Prices, minimums and how buying works
Xintang is a price market. Stock jeans are sold by the carton and priced for volume; minimums range from a few dozen pieces per style at the smaller stalls to several hundred at the manufacturers' own units. Single-piece buying is possible at some stalls but is not what the market is built for.
The variables that matter in denim are fabric weight, the fabric's origin and composition, and the wash. Ask for the weight in ounces or grams per square metre, ask whether the denim is ring-spun or open-end, and ask what the wash process involved — an enzyme wash and a heavy stone-and-bleach finish are different products with different costs and different lifespans, and they photograph almost identically.
For made-to-order runs, the minimums start in the hundreds of pieces per fit and wash, and the lead time is driven by the washhouse rather than the sewing. Approve a washed sample, not a raw one; the wash changes the fit.
Planning a visit
Xintang is in Zengcheng District, roughly an hour east of central Guangzhou by road and reachable by Metro Line 13 and the Guangzhou–Shenzhen intercity railway. Most buyers travelling with cartons arrange a car.
Plan a full day. The market alone covers a large floor, and any factory or washhouse visit is a separate stop within the town. It is a long way from the station-district markets and does not combine with them in one day.
Frequently asked questions
Is Xintang only for large orders?
Mostly. Stock jeans move by the carton and minimums run from a few dozen to several hundred pieces per style. For a handful of pieces, the denim stalls at Zhan Xi Lu or Shahe are more practical.
Can I have jeans made to my own fit and branding?
Yes — that is the town's core business. Expect minimums in the hundreds of pieces per fit and wash, and approve a washed sample before production.
How far is it from central Guangzhou?
About an hour by road or via Metro Line 13. It does not combine with the station-district markets in a single day.
Location & opening hours
- Address
- بلدة شينتانغ، حي تسنغتشنغ، قوانغتشو
- Opening hours
- يوميًا، من نحو 09:00 إلى 18:00



