Before production / Release a complete specification
Confirm the approved sample, bill of materials, colour references, size allocation and packing instructions. Resolve substitutions and open sample issues before the order is released.
A successful production conversation starts with a stable specification, a clear quantity plan and agreed quality requirements.

Confirm the approved sample, bill of materials, colour references, size allocation and packing instructions. Resolve substitutions and open sample issues before the order is released.
Align purchasing and preparation with the approved specification. Identify materials and components requiring incoming checks, traceability or third-party evidence for the destination market.
Carry the approved construction and fit requirements into the production brief. Agree checkpoints for workmanship, component matching, bonding or stitching as relevant to the selected shoe.
Review appearance, sizing, pair matching, labels and packing against the order requirements. Agree final inspection, document review and shipping readiness before dispatch.
Planning depends on sample approval, material readiness, order mix and available production slots. Distinguish factory completion from shipping transit and arrival at your warehouse.
A first inquiry starts the feasibility discussion. Confirm the production schedule after reviewing specifications, approvals, materials and order allocation. Shipping time is a separate part of the delivery plan.
Use the inquiry form to request a site review and state your supplier qualification requirements. The site, agenda and availability should be confirmed before travel.