Product Overview

Key Design Features

1. Two openings break up a wide band. A single band this wide would read as a heavy slab from above. The opening on each side of the plaque cuts the mass, so the vamp looks lighter than it measures.

2. The plaque is a framed centre, not a buckle. It is a fixed oval with a textured middle and a metal rim. It does not adjust and it does not open; it is the point the eye lands on.

3. The piped line draws the shape. The contrasting trim follows the band edge, so the outline of the band reads as a deliberate line rather than a cut edge.

4. The trim repeats around the plaque. The same piped line runs round the plaque rim, which ties the ornament to the band instead of leaving it sitting on top.

5. A flat sole with a colour story. Three of the four colourways carry a sole matched to the upper; the cream pair carries a tan sole, which is what separates it from the white pair on a shelf.

6. Plain footbed, printed on request. The footbed face is smooth, so a shop or house mark sits cleanly on it.

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.

Plaque seating — each plaque checked for a level set and a true oval, because a tilt shows against the flat band.

Piped line — the trim checked for a continuous run at the band edge and round the plaque.

Why Importers Choose This Product

It looks like a two-material sandal at a one-material price. The plaque rim and the piped line give the vamp a finished look that a plain band does not have.

The four colours are readable as a range. White and cream differ by the sole tone, which lets two pale colourways sit side by side without looking duplicated.

It suits a window. The plaque and the piped outline read from a distance, which is what a display pair has to do.

A fixed band is a simpler order. No buckles to colour-match and no closing hardware to inspect, so the size run is the only variable.

One build, four colours. The band, plaque, trim and sole are shared, so a reorder is a colour call.

Product Specifications

Customization Options

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

Plaque rim — as shown in metal tone; other finishes quoted by order.

Logo — printed on the footbed or the sole side.

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

Container Order Information

Loading — 2,000 to 3,800 pairs per 20GP; a flat sole packs tighter than a raised one.

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

Plaque seating — level mount and a true oval on every pair.

Piped line — continuous run at the band edge and round the plaque.

Opening edges — the cut edges checked for a clean finish, since they are the part that shows a moulding mark.

Sole tone — checked against the approved colourway, because the cream pair must read as cream-and-tan, not as a mismatched white.

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

Product Image

Four colourways, with an inset showing the band from the back and the sole profile.

Factory Overview

Recommended Markets

West and Central Africa — a plaque band reads as a dressier slide at a plain-slide price.

Middle East — the metal rim and the piped line suit an indoor and visiting assortment.

Southeast Asia — four colours across one build make a small order look like a range.

Latin America — cream and pink carry a window; black carries the volume.

Online listings — the plaque and the piped outline still read at thumbnail size.

Packaging

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

Plaque protection — pairs are sleeved so the plaque rim does not press into the footbed of the pair above.

Trim protection — the piped edge is the highest line on the band, so it is the part that touches first in a carton.

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

Hang tag — buyer artwork applied at packing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the plaque a buckle?

No. It is a fixed oval with a textured centre and a metal rim. It does not open and it does not adjust, so the band is a fixed fit and the size sets how it sits.

Are the openings on the band real?

Yes, they go through the band, one on each side of the plaque. They are cut openings rather than a printed shape.

What do the openings do?

They break up the mass of a wide band, so the vamp looks lighter from above than the band width suggests. They also let the band sit with less material against the foot.

What is the line around the band edge?

A contrasting piped trim. It follows the band edge and repeats round the plaque rim, which is what makes the outline read as a finished line rather than a cut edge.

Will the piped line wear?

It is the highest line on the band, so it is what touches first in a carton and what takes a scuff first in wear. That is why pairs are sleeved for packing.

Will the plaque rim scratch?

The rim is a hard part on the outside of the foot, so fine scratches will appear in wear. It does not sit under the sole and it does not touch the ground.

Do the openings stretch?

No. A band with cut openings has no give at those edges, so a fixed band plus a fixed size is the fit you get.

Does a wide band suit a wider foot?

A wide band covers more of the instep than a narrow strap, which helps. It is a single last rather than a wide-fit last, and with no adjustment the sample should be tried before an order.

Is the sole the same colour as the band?

On three of the four colourways, yes. The cream pair carries a tan sole, which keeps it distinct from the white pair.

Which colour shows dirt first?

Cream and white, along the band edge and at the piped line. Black hides it longest; pink sits between.

Does the footbed print wear?

At the heel, before anywhere else, because that is where the foot moves most against the surface.

Is the sole cushioned?

It is a flat sole, not a cushioned footbed. It is light and packs flat, and it should not be sold as support.

What sizes are available?

EU 36-41, six sizes.

How is the sandal specified in material terms?

The item label gives PVC as the material of the sandal. That is a product-level line; the part-by-part breakdown for band, plaque and footbed is stated on the spec sheet for your order.

How heavy is a pair?

Measured on the shipping sample against your specification, because the plaque and the trim both add to the figure.

Can you print my logo?

Yes. Printed on the footbed or the sole side.

How should the pair be cleaned?

Wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid solvent cleaners, which dull the piped line and the plaque rim.

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. Look at the piped line where it turns round the plaque, and check the sole tone against the upper. The sample fee is refundable against the bulk order.

What are the payment terms and price term?

30% deposit, 70% against copy of shipping documents. EXW Wuchuan as standard; FOB and CIF quoted on request.

Inquire for Container Load Pricing

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

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