Start with your product
A tech pack, reference sample or early concept gives us a starting point. Tell us who will wear the shoe, how it should perform and where you plan to sell it.
Quanzhou, China / Footwear OEM & ODM
Your next collection.
Built from the ground up.
Footwear OEM & ODM in Quanzhou, China. Connect your product vision with material choices, sample development and a production plan built around your brand.
Build with us
SHENGCHI / FOOTWEAR
YOUR BRAND. YOUR VISION.✳OEM / ODM✳DEVELOPMENT → PRODUCTION✳LET’S MOVE FORWARD.
01 / Built around your brand
A good product starts
with a better conversation.
Clear briefs. Considered decisions. A shared direction from development to production.
Resolve the details in sampling
Bring fit, materials, colour, construction and branding into one development brief. Record feedback against the sample version so each revision has a clear purpose.
Plan beyond the sample
Align quantities, inspection requirements, packaging and delivery milestones before production release. Your approved specification becomes the shared reference.
02 / The development mindset
Details make
the difference.
From the feel of an upper to the shape of a sole, every decision contributes to the final product. Start with your intended use and build the brief together.
Explore R&D & sampling ↗03 / Footwear directions
Made for what’s next.
01RUN / TRAINDEVELOPMENT DIRECTION
Running & training
↗Build the brief around activity, fit, cushioning, upper ventilation and traction. Discuss the last, midsole and outsole together; performance claims need appropriate testing.
02COURT / DAILYDEVELOPMENT DIRECTION
Court & lifestyle
↗Balance silhouette, upper materials, colour and everyday comfort. Define whether the shoe is intended for casual wear or sport-specific use before selecting construction and test requirements.
03EXPLOREDEVELOPMENT DIRECTION
Outdoor & utility
↗Start with terrain, wear conditions, traction and protection needs. Discuss upper reinforcement, sole design and relevant tests. Waterproof or safety claims require specific evidence.
04 / A shared way forward
Your idea.
A considered path.
OEM / Develop from your specification
Bring your authorised tech pack, drawings or reference sample. Review the upper, last, sole, fit, materials and construction before setting a sample plan. Identify what is fixed and what can be adjusted for production.
ODM / Shape a product direction
Start with your target wearer, use case, market and price position. Discuss silhouette, materials and component options, then agree development responsibilities and design ownership before sampling.
Customisation / Make it your collection
Review upper materials, lining, insole, sole construction, colours, logo placement, labels and packaging. Feasibility, tooling and material minimums are confirmed against the actual brief.
01–02 / Brief and feasibility
Share the target market, quantities, size range, required launch date and available files. Confirm the development questions, sample scope and quotation assumptions.
03–04 / Sampling and approval
Evaluate fit and construction as well as appearance. Consolidate comments by sample version, close open issues and confirm the production specification in writing.
05–06 / Production and handover
Agree the quantity allocation, quality checkpoints and packing instructions. Review inspection results and shipping requirements against the order plan before release.
Inside the factory
The place behind the product.
Your questions, answered
Before we begin.
Can we begin without a complete tech pack?
Yes. Start with your intended customer, product direction, reference images and commercial targets. We can discuss the missing decisions before agreeing a development scope.
How do we obtain a quotation?
Send the footwear category, quantity by style and colour, size range, target market and delivery window. Include materials or reference samples where available. Price and timing depend on the specification and order mix.
Can we review factory documentation?
Share your supplier approval requirements. Request current documentation for the proposed production site and review the scope, legal entity and validity before placing an order.