Product Overview

Key Design Features

1. Rope-look wrapped sole. The sidewall carries a moulded rope wrap. It gives the pair a resort look and hides sole-edge scuffing, which is the first place a plain platform shows age.

2. Moulded wrap, not fibre. A traditional rope sole frays, darkens and rots when it stays wet. This wrap is moulded into the sole, so the look survives rain, pool decks and washing.

3. Crochet trim. The trim runs along the strap edge and covers the cut line, so there is no raw PVC edge to finish and the strap reads as hand-worked.

4. H-shaped vamp. One piece covers the instep with two cut-outs, which gives coverage without a closed vamp and keeps air moving over the foot.

5. Colour-matched throughout. Upper, trim, sole wrap and footbed all follow the same colour, so each pair reads as one object rather than an assembly.

6. Three colours, no seasonal risk. Pink, cream and black cover the brighter end of the range and the neutral end, without a colour that expires at the end of the season.

Factory Strength

Established 2006 — 20 years in moulded footwear.

Facility 30,000㎡ in Wuchuan, Guangdong.

Workforce 500+ workers across moulding, assembly and packing.

Capacity 3,000,000 pairs per month.

Export record shipped to 100+ countries.

Defect rate under 0.5% on final inspection.

Wrap continuity — the rope-look wrap is checked around the full perimeter, because a gap or a step in the wrap reads as a fault from a metre away.

Trim attachment — the crochet trim is checked at the strap ends and along the cut-outs, where a loose trim edge would lift first.

Why Importers Choose This Product

It sells into a resort display. The rope wrap signals holiday retail, so the pair can sit in a seasonal window instead of competing on price in the basics aisle.

The look outlives the season. A moulded wrap does not fray or rot, so unsold stock does not come back damaged in the next campaign.

Trim hides the finish problem. The crochet edging covers the strap cut line, which removes the most common assembly reject on a moulded upper.

Coverage without heat. The H vamp covers the instep while two cut-outs keep the foot from cooking — useful in markets where a closed vamp is too warm.

Three colours travel as a set. Pink, cream and black make a complete small display without a fourth or fifth colour that may not sell through.

Light and carton-stable. No heel counter and a flat platform mean the pair packs tight.

Product Specifications

Customization Options

Upper colour — three existing shades; custom shades on a colour-by-colour quantity review.

Trim style — existing crochet-look edging; other trim treatments quoted by order.

Sole wrap colour — matched to the upper as standard; contrast wraps quoted by order.

Footbed logo — buyer artwork replaces the existing print, subject to a sample approval round.

Size run — EU 36-41 as standard; other runs reviewed against mould availability.

Packaging — poly bag, non-woven tote, or printed shoe box.

Container Order Information

Loading — 1,800 to 3,600 pairs per 20GP, depending on packing method.

Price term — EXW Wuchuan; FOB and CIF quoted on request.

Payment — 30% deposit, 70% against copy of shipping documents.

Sample — sample fee refundable against the bulk order.

Mixed colors — one container can mix all three colourways at agreed ratios.

Quality Control

Wrap continuity — the rope-look wrap is inspected around the full perimeter for gaps and steps.

Trim attachment — the crochet trim is pulled at the strap ends and at each cut-out corner.

Colour match — upper, trim and wrap are compared as a set under daylight.

Cut-out edge — the inner edges of the two cut-outs are checked for flashing left by the mould.

Footbed print — registration and rub resistance checked per lot.

Final inspection — AQL 2.5 on major defects, with defect rate held under 0.5%.

Product Image

Three colourways shown together. Individual colour images supplied on request.

Factory Overview

Recommended Markets

Southern Europe — resort and coastal retail, where the espadrille look is a recognised seasonal signal.

Middle East — hotel and mall retail; the cream and black pairs suit a neutral assortment.

Southeast Asia — humid markets; the moulded wrap does not rot the way a real rope sole does.

Latin America — holiday retail, where the pink pair carries the display.

West and Central Africa — the covered instep suits dusty streets while the cut-outs keep the foot cool.

Packaging

Standard — one pair per poly bag, 30-40 pairs per export carton.

Carton marking — size, colour and item number stencilled as agreed.

Hang tag — buyer artwork applied at packing.

Inner box — optional printed box for gift channel orders.

Palletizing — available on request for markets that require it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order quantity?

1,800 pairs, made up of one size range and three colors.

What is the lead time?

15-25 days after deposit, depending on colour split and packing.

Can I get a sample first?

Yes. The sample fee is refundable against the bulk order.

Is the sole real rope or jute?

No. It is a moulded PVC sole with a rope-look wrap. It gives the espadrille appearance without the behaviour of a fibre sole.

Does the wrap fray or rot when wet?

No. Because the wrap is moulded rather than fibre, it does not fray, darken or rot after water contact. This is the main practical difference from a traditional espadrille.

Is the trim crochet or lace?

It is a crochet-look trim applied along the strap edge. It covers the cut line so no raw PVC edge is exposed.

Will the trim lift at the ends?

The trim is pulled at the strap ends and at each cut-out corner on a sample per lot; a lift there is a reject.

Is the strap adjustable?

There is no buckle on this style. The vamp is a fixed H-shape, so the fit comes from the size run rather than an adjustment point.

Are the cut-outs open all the way through?

Yes. The two openings go through the vamp, so air moves across the instep.

Do the colours match across the upper and sole?

Yes. Upper, trim, wrap and footbed follow the same colour and are compared as a set under daylight.

What sizes are available?

EU 36-41 as standard. Other runs are reviewed against mould availability.

How heavy is a pair?

Around 400 g for the standard run, confirmed against your specification on order.

Can you print my logo?

Yes. The footbed takes a print, and the sole side can be debossed.

What are the payment terms?

30% deposit, 70% against copy of shipping documents.

What is the price term?

EXW Wuchuan as standard. FOB and CIF are quoted on request.

How many pairs fit in a 20GP?

1,800 to 3,600 pairs, depending on whether the order ships in poly bags or inner boxes.

Can I mix colors in one container?

Yes, at agreed ratios across the three colourways.

How do I clean the pair?

Wipe with a damp cloth and dry away from direct sun. Do not scrub the crochet trim or the footbed print.

Is this suitable for men?

The mould is cut for the EU 36-41 run. Larger runs are a separate discussion.

What is the defect standard?

AQL 2.5 on major defects, with the finished defect rate held under 0.5%.

Inquire for Container Load Pricing

Send your size run and colour split and we will quote against your packing method.

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