High concentrations of SCCPs and MCCPs were detected in indoor dusts from malls. The C13- and C14-CPs were the dominant congeners in indoor dust samples. Toddlers have higher exposure risks of SCCPs and MCCPs than adults in the malls. Dermal permeation was the predominated exposure pathway for the adult. Contribution of dust ingestion to the toddler was around 77.0% in the worst case.