Which footwear sourcing question are you solving?
Start with the decision holding up your project. These guides are for brands, importers and distributors developing a footwear specification—not a claim that every model already meets every requested requirement.
- Wet work or leather work-casual footwear: compare waterproof versus water-resistant shoes. Define the exposure, then discuss the upper, lining and finished-shoe evidence instead of relying on a material name alone.
- A moc-toe Goodyear welt boot: use the work boot sourcing guide to review construction, fit and production questions. Compare a real starting platform: ZY-006 Heritage Moc-Toe Work Boot.
- A quotation or sample approval: follow the OEM RFQ checklist to separate unit price from tooling, samples, testing and delivery, and record the specification you intend to approve.
Ready to brief a factory, but no tech pack yet?
Download the editable footwear RFQ template (.txt) and fill in the model or reference, destination, intended use and approximate quantity. Mark undecided fields “please advise.” Then send your sourcing brief, or ask about ZY-006 with the model preselected.
The published 500-pair MOQ applies to ZY-006 only; quantities and specifications for other models or custom developments are confirmed individually. If you are still comparing production methods, review our cemented, PU injection and Goodyear welt capabilities.
