Product Story & Customization
Retro Low-Top Trainer Sneakers prepared for OEM/ODM development.
Low-top retro trainer sneaker for OEM/ODM footwear sourcing, with white leather, pale grey suede overlays, cream laces, and a gum rubber outsole. Private label color, material, logo, insole, outsole, and packaging development available.
- Retro Sneaker construction for private-label footwear collections.
- Upper: Smooth leather with suede overlays
- Outsole: Gum rubber cup sole
- Size range: EU 35-41 / US women range by request
Designed for boutique styling, resort assortments and everyday summer looks.
The model can be presented with studio product images and lifestyle/on-foot images so buyers can review both construction and styling direction.
- Studio views for each available color direction.
- On-foot lifestyle images for overseas styling reference.
- Color and material development based on buyer target market.
- Private-label presentation for quotation, sampling and bulk order review.
Customization options prepared for private-label orders.
Which parts of this shoe can be ODM?
Customize the visible shoe parts first, then match branding and packaging for private-label delivery.
- Upper: material, color, surface finish and decoration.
- Fit: size run, insole padding and open-toe comfort.
- Heel: low-to-mid heel height development where supported by the style.
- Branding: insole logo, hang tag, box label and packaging artwork.
Build a color direction for your market.
Start from available reference colors, then build a seasonal color direction for your market.
- White.
- Blush pink.
- Black.
- Elephant gray.
- Cognac brown.
- Pantone matching for buyer-supplied color cards.
Develop a low-to-mid heel range for different markets.
Existing sample directions include low and higher versions, with development available across a 2-5 cm range.
- 2 cm comfort version.
- 3 cm boutique version.
- 4 cm custom version.
- 5 cm higher low-block version.
- Custom heel and outsole color matching.
Develop the handfeel, lining and outsole material before sampling.
Develop the upper handfeel and surface effect before sample confirmation.
- Crystal mesh / rhinestone upper.
- PU leather upper.
- Microfiber lining.
- Padded insole.
- TPR / rubber outsole.
- Customer-supplied material.
Make the style private-label ready before bulk production.
Branding and packaging are prepared together so the product is private-label ready.
- Insole logo: hot stamp, printed logo, embossed logo or debossed logo.
- Outsole logo: molded logo, embossed mark or color printed mark.
- Metal logo: small metal plate, metal charm or branded hardware detail.
- Hang tag: paper tag, woven label or barcode label.
- Packaging: custom shoebox, printed tissue paper, dust bag, care card and carton mark.
Check symmetry, attachment, heel balance and packing before shipment.
Quality control can follow buyer inspection standards before bulk delivery.
- Upper symmetry and opening shape inspection.
- Crystal/rhinestone attachment and scratch inspection.
- Heel height and outsole balance check.
- Color matching across upper, lining, insole and outsole.
- Logo placement and packaging artwork confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we customize the color?
Yes. The confirmed sample color is Ivory / Light Grey, and ODM color-card matching is available for development orders.
Can we add our logo?
Yes. Logo positions can include insole print, outsole emboss, hangtag, shoebox label, and carton marks.
Can the insole be changed?
Yes. Removable comfort insole, foam density, sock lining, and insole branding can be adjusted.
What is the MOQ?
Regular MOQ starts from 300 pairs, depending on material, color, and packaging requirements.
How long is sampling?
Typical sample lead time is 7-15 days after design, material, and color confirmation.
Are the shown extra colors in stock?
No. Extra colors in the ODM image are development references, not confirmed ready-stock colors.
What sourcing teams notice when they develop footwear with D6.
A shared review block for product and manufacturer pages, focused on sampling clarity, private-label details, QC handoff and practical communication.
The sample notes came back organized by material, outsole, logo position and carton details, so our internal review moved much faster.
D6 understood the photo reference and explained which parts could use existing molds before we confirmed the sample cost.
The team checked packing artwork, insole logo and QC comments before bulk handoff. The communication was practical and clear.
They helped compare heel balance and strap tension before cutting final material. We used the notes directly with merchandising.
Color, logo method and packaging were discussed together, which made the private-label route easier to explain to our team.
