Your label, your packaging, from 50 pairs a style

What private label covers here

You choose the style; we put your identity on it and deliver it shelf-ready. In practice that means:

• Branding on the shoe. Embossing, printing, metal hardware, woven or printed labels — applied in the finish that suits the material, and tested on the sample before bulk.
• Labels and markings. Size labels, country-of-origin marking, material content and care labelling, set to the requirements of the market you are selling into.
• Packaging. Branded shoebox, tissue, inserts, polybags and carton marks — including e-commerce-ready packaging that survives single-item shipping.
• Barcodes and retail data. Your barcode on the box, and carton marks built around your warehouse requirements.

The part buyers underestimate

Marking and labelling law differs by market, and a label that is correct for the US is not automatically correct for the EU. Getting it wrong does not show up in a photo — it shows up at customs, or on a retailer's compliance desk. Tell us the destination market and the retailer's requirements at brief stage, and we build the labelling into the sample rather than retrofitting it to the carton.

What we do not claim

We do not hold standing certification schemes, and we will not tell you we do. Where a retailer requires a social audit or a specific test report, we say plainly what we can support and what has to be arranged. That conversation is better had before the purchase order than after it.

Orders and lead times

[('Minimum order', '50 pairs per style, per colourway'), ('Sample fee', 'USD 100 for a synthetic leather (PU) upper; other materials quoted per style'), ('Sample lead time', 'About 15 days for a PU upper'), ('Bulk lead time', '30 days from sample approval and deposit'), ('Payment', 'Under USD 3,000 paid in full; above that 30% to start, 70% before shipment'), ('Shipping', 'EXW Chengdu or FOB Shanghai'), ('Location', 'Hongye Avenue, Chongzhou, Chengdu, Sichuan, China')]