Product Overview

Key Design Features

1. The rosette is built in layers. The flower is not a flat patch. It is a set of stacked lace rounds that hold a raised centre, which is what makes it read as a flower from across a shelf rather than as a print.

2. Applied by hand, not by machine. Each rosette is positioned and fixed by an operator. That moves the cost into labour rather than into tooling, so a colour change or a band change does not carry a new mould.

3. Lace edge runs the full length. A sawtooth lace trim borders both sides of the band, so the strap reads as trimmed rather than cut, from either direction.

4. Built-up sole. The footbed sits raised above the ground, which keeps the foot and the lace away from splash, dust and hot paving.

5. Wide band, one piece. A single band covers the instep without a second strap to cross or buckle. There is nothing to adjust and nothing to line up.

6. Cream lace on every colourway. The ornament stays one colour across black, brown and cream, so a mixed display still holds a single look.

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.

Applique line — rosettes are positioned to a marked centreline on the band, because a flower set off-centre is visible at arm's length.

Attachment check — each rosette is pulled by hand before packing; a lifting edge is a reject.

Why Importers Choose This Product

It lifts a basic into a higher bracket. A plain wide-band slide is the most repeated shape in the price band. The rosette lets the same sole sell at a dressier price point without a new mould.

It is findable on a crowded wall. A three-dimensional flower catches light and shadow where a flat band does not, so the pair is noticed before the customer reaches it.

Keeps the lace off the ground. The ornament sits on top of the band and the sole is built up, so neither the lace nor the foot takes the road surface directly.

Three colours, one ornament. Black, brown and cream all carry the same cream lace, so a mixed order ships as one look rather than three.

No buckle, no adjustment claim. A fixed band removes the buckle as a failure point and removes fit adjustment from the complaint list.

Product Specifications

Customization Options

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

Lace colour — cream as standard; black or tonal lace quoted by order, subject to a minimum on that colourway.

Ornament size — the standard rosette; a smaller size is available where the band is cut narrower.

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

Logo — printed on the footbed, or debossed into the sole side.

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

Rosette centring — measured against the marked centreline of the band.

Attachment — hand pull test on every pair; a lifting edge or a loose thread end is a reject.

Lace edge — the sawtooth trim is checked for even width and for gaps where it meets the band.

Band adhesion — the band is checked along the sole joint for a clean line with no flash.

Platform finish — the raised edge is checked for mould marks, which show on a plain sidewall.

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

Product Image

Three colourways shown together, each with the cream lace rosette. Individual colour images supplied on request.

Factory Overview

Recommended Markets

West and Central Africa — a raised sole keeps the pair usable on unpaved streets, where a flat sole takes dust and splash immediately.

Middle East — the ornament suits a dressier everyday pair, and the raised sole helps on hot paving.

Southeast Asia — the built-up sole copes with wet markets and sudden rain.

Latin America — three colourways sharing one ornament make a coordinated wall from a single order.

Eastern Europe — a summer pair that carries a decorated look into the city rather than the beach.

Packaging

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

Ornament protection — the rosette sits proud of the band, so pairs are packed face to face with the strap not bearing load.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the flower real lace?

The rosette and the edge trim are lace, applied to a PVC band. The body of the shoe is PVC; the ornament is lace.

Is the rosette glued or sewn on?

Both, on a PVC band: the rosette is fixed to the band and then stitched through. Glue alone does not hold on a flexing band.

Will the flower be in the same place on every pair?

Every rosette is set to a marked centreline, but it is applied by hand, so a few millimetres of variation between pairs is normal and is not a defect.

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.

How high is the platform?

The sole is built up rather than flat. The exact height is confirmed against your specification on order rather than quoted from the photograph.

Does the lace take dirt?

Cream lace shows dust sooner than a dark band, and the open structure holds fine grit. It comes out with a soft brush and mild soap, but it is not a wipe-clean surface like the PVC.

Can the lace be washed in a machine?

No. Hand wash only, and do not wring the rosette, because the layered rounds distort and do not recover.

What if a thread lifts?

Cut it flush with a small pair of scissors. Do not pull it, because the stitch runs through the band and pulling draws the rosette out of shape.

Is the band adjustable?

No. The band is fixed width with no buckle. Fit comes from the size range, so a wide forefoot should size up.

Which colourway shows the lace best?

The black one. Cream lace against black is the highest contrast of the three; on the cream colourway the ornament nearly disappears into the band, which is a display consideration rather than a defect.

Is the upper real leather?

No. It is PVC, so it wipes clean, takes no rain marks and needs no conditioning.

How many colours are available?

Three: black, brown and cream. All three carry the same cream lace and run on the same sole mould.

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.

Is the sole the same on all colours?

Yes. All three colourways share one sole mould; only the band and its lace change.

Will colors match between orders?

Band colour is held against an approved standard swatch, and each batch is checked before packing.

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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