Product Overview

Key Design Features

1. The dome does the work a pattern would do. There is no print and no embossing on the band face. One raised part carries the whole decoration, which means it reads at a distance rather than only at arm's length.

2. It sits at the widest point. The dome is placed on the centre of the band, the part of the slide that catches the light, not pushed to one side where a small ornament disappears in a shop shot.

3. The strip breaks at the dome. A crystal strip running uninterrupted across a band reads as one line. Running it into a raised ornament splits the eye into two stone groups and one focal point.

4. Gloss band under a matte-free ornament. The band is a gloss moulding, so the dome and the stones sit on a surface that already returns light rather than a flat matte face.

5. Colour-matched sole. The outsole takes the band colour instead of being held to white or brown, so cream, black, brown and wine each read as one piece top to bottom.

6. Flat and low. The sole runs flat with no heel lift, which is what keeps a decorated band wearable as an everyday pair rather than an occasion one.

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.

Ornament mounting — the dome is checked for seating and rotation on a sample per lot, since it is the only part standing above the band face.

Stone strip — the strip is run along the band and checked end to end, with the two outer stones treated as the weak points.

Why Importers Choose This Product

One ornament, four colours, no re-tooling. The dome and the strip are the same on every colourway, so a four-colour order is one decoration decision and four colour decisions.

It reads in a thumbnail. Online listings are won or lost on a small image. A raised centre ornament survives being shrunk; a printed motif does not.

Wine is the differentiator. Cream, black and brown are on every rack. A deep red band is the colour that makes the other three look considered.

Colour-matched sole reads as one piece. A white sole splits the pair in two; a matched sole keeps the band colour running to the floor.

Flat, so it sells all year. No heel and no seasonal sole means it does not have to be cleared at the end of a season.

Product Specifications

Customization Options

Dome finish — pearlised as standard; other tones quoted by order.

Stone colour — clear as standard, with tinted stones on a volume order.

Band colour — four existing tones; custom shades quoted colour by colour.

Sole colour — matched to the band as standard, or held to a fixed tone if you want one sole across the range.

Logo — printed on the footbed or the sole side.

Packing — poly bag as standard; hanger or inner box on request.

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 colours — one container can mix all four colourways at agreed ratios.

Quality Control

Dome seating — checked for depth and rotation; a dome set off-centre is the first thing a buyer sees.

Stone strip — run end to end, with the outer stones checked individually.

Strip alignment — the strip checked for level across the band, since any tilt reads against the dome.

Gloss surface — band face checked for flow lines and dull patches, which show plainly on a gloss moulding.

Colour match — wine compared to the physical standard under daylight, not only under workshop light.

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

Product Image

All four colourways, each with the same dome and the same crystal strip. The sole is colour-matched, not white.

Factory Overview

Recommended Markets

Middle East — the dome and the stone strip suit an indoor and visiting assortment, and wine sells here beyond cream.

West and Central Africa — cream and brown carry the volume; wine is the colour that lifts the display.

Southeast Asia — a flat, low sole with decoration is what moves through market retail.

Latin America — wine and black are the two that photograph well for online listings.

Online listings — the centre ornament survives a small product image, which is where a printed motif is lost.

Packaging

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

Ornament protection — pairs are packed so the dome does not press into the footbed of the pair above; the dome is the only part that stands proud.

Gloss face — a soft inner sleeve is used on the gloss band to avoid rub marks in transit.

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

Hang tag — buyer artwork applied at packing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the dome a real pearl?

No. It is a moulded part with a pearlised finish. The name describes the look. A deep scratch on the dome will show the base colour underneath, which is worth telling the customer rather than replacing the pair.

Are the stones real crystal?

They are synthetic stones in a strip. They give the sparkle at the price point, and they are glass-hard rather than diamond-hard.

Which stones will come off first?

The two at the ends of the strip. They sit closest to the band edge and take the knocks. It is the honest weak point of this construction.

Can a lost stone be repaired?

Not at home. The strip is set as a unit, so a single missing stone needs replacing at the strip, not by pressing one back in. Practical advice for a retailer is to keep a spare pair rather than a bag of stones.

Does the dome press on the foot?

It sits on the outer face of the band, above the instep rather than under it, so it does not press in normal wear. On a high instep the band itself, not the dome, is what tightens.

Can the dome catch on clothing?

It stands proud of the band, so a loose hem or a bag strap can catch on it. It is a raised part, and that is the trade for it reading at a distance.

Is the band adjustable?

No. There is no buckle and no elastic. The fit is set by the size.

Does the gloss band show marks?

Yes, fingerprints and fine scuffs show more than on a matte face, and most on black and wine. Wiping with a dry cloth is enough; solvent will dull the finish.

Is the sole colour-matched or is it white?

Colour-matched. Cream pairs get a cream sole, wine a wine sole, and so on, so each colourway reads as one piece.

Will the wine colour match between orders?

Wine is the hardest of the four to hold, because a deep red shifts visibly between lots. It is signed off against a physical standard under daylight, not just workshop light.

How cushioning is the sole?

It is a flat, low sole. There is less underfoot than a platform or a moulded midsole, and that is the point of the shape.

How many colours are available?

Four: cream, black, brown and wine.

What sizes are available?

EU 36-41. 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. Printed on the footbed or the sole side.

What is the minimum order quantity?

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

What is the lead time?

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

Can I get a sample first?

Yes, and check the two ends of the stone strip on it. The sample fee is refundable against the bulk order.

What are the payment and price terms?

30% deposit, 70% against copy of shipping documents. EXW Wuchuan as standard, with FOB and CIF 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 colours in one container?

Yes, across all four colourways at agreed ratios.

Inquire for Container Load Pricing

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

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