Navy Casual-Sneaker Reference

The low collar, lace-up upper and layered panels define the visible profile. Compare casual-sneaker references.
Develop your footwear with KEYTOP in Jinjiang, Fujian, China. OEM starts with your Tech Pack; ODM starts with an authorized reference or design brief. The selected shoe, materials, fit and order scope guide sampling and quotation.
The two routes have different starting inputs. Both lead toward a sample and an agreed footwear specification before bulk production.
Your Tech Pack can identify the construction, measurements, materials, colors, authorized artwork, labels and packing. KEYTOP reviews the supplied information and the open choices affecting the sample or manufacturing quotation.
A reference shoe, drawing or design brief can establish the footwear direction. The intended wearer, market and requested changes help define its construction, materials, fit and appearance for development.
The range covers baskets décontractées, les chaussures décontractées, bottes, chaussures de plein air, sandales et pantoufles et claquettes. KEYTOP’s main slipper line is open-toe EVA home slippers; the separate slide references show their own band and footbed profiles.
These three photographs show different visible starting forms. Their material, fit and production specifications follow the selected development brief.

The low collar, lace-up upper and layered panels define the visible profile. Compare casual-sneaker references.

This reference combines a low-cut upper with a contrasting sole appearance. Compare casual-shoe references.

Toe coverage, strap route and fastening give a sandal brief its own construction choices. Compare sandal references.
A useful brief connects the footwear reference with its component requirements, quantities and packing. The details already available can start the discussion; open choices can be clarified during review.
| Détail | Information for the brief |
|---|---|
| Entreprise et marché | Contact person, company, target wearer, sales channel and destination |
| Starting design | Tech Pack, drawing, authorized reference image, physical sample or design direction |
| Construction | Upper build, closure, lining, insole or footbed, outsole and joining requirements |
| Ajustement et tailles | Fit or last reference, sample size, size range and pairs for each size |
| Colors and branding | Color standards, authorized artwork, placement and labels |
| Emballage | Individual pack, retail box if needed, barcode, cartons and marks |
| Périmètre de la commande | Quantities by style, color and size, sample needs and target timing |
| Product requirements | Intended use and any requested product, material or destination requirements |
EU 35–47 is general adult production guidance. Children’s EU 22–34 is an overseas inquiry planning reference only; the model, last, fit, grading and tooling require review before a model-specific size offer.
| Terme | Politique KEYTOP |
|---|---|
| QMC (Quantité Minimale de Commande) | 1,000 pairs for casual sneakers, casual shoes, boots and outdoor footwear; 1,500 pairs for sandals, slippers and slides. Each minimum applies to one style, one color and one size; no mixing. |
| Délais d'échantillonnage | Généralement 7 à 15 jours après confirmation des besoins en échantillons et des spécifications exploitables |
| Production standard | Généralement 35 à 45 jours après confirmation des spécifications, approbation de l'échantillon, choix des matériaux, emballage et réservation du créneau de production |
| Frais d'échantillon | L'acheteur prend en charge les frais d'échantillon et de courrier ; ces frais sont remboursables sur commande de masse |
| Paiement de l'échantillon | Réglées intégralement avant expédition |
| Paiement en gros | Virement bancaire (T/T) ; acompte d'au moins 30 %, solde avant expédition |
| Conditions commerciales | Usually FOB or CIF; the quotation confirms the exact Incoterm and destination |
| Ports d'embarquement | Généralement Xiamen ou Shenzhen ; le port exact est indiqué dans la cotation |
KEYTOP supports material and colorway customization, logo and insole branding, outsole branding, and box and carton branding. The selected shoe’s construction and fit determine how these customization choices enter the brief.
| Part of the shoe or pack | Decisions for development |
|---|---|
| Tige et doublure | Construction, requested materials, color standards and finish |
| Insole or footbed | Requested material, shape, surface and authorized branding |
| Semelle extérieure | Profile, requested material, joining requirements and branding |
| Ajustement et tailles | Last or fit reference, openings, size range and grading requirements |
| Logo and labels | Authorized artwork, placement, dimensions, colors and label text |
| Individual pack and cartons | Pack format, barcode data, cartons, allocation and marks |
Le private-label route focuses on the shoe and authorized brand identity together. Retail sourcing adds assortment and receiving details; ecommerce sourcing connects the variant specification with listing and packing requirements.
The selected shoe and agreed requirements connect development with the bulk order. Sampling and production remain separate stages with their own confirmation points.
KEYTOP reviews the footwear family, supplied design information and order scope. Construction, fit, materials, branding and packing choices shape the sample discussion.
The sample brings the agreed shoe direction into a physical reference for review. The buyer’s requested appearance, fit, materials and branding guide that assessment. Review covers the intended last and size grading, outsole choice, agreed measurements and tolerances against your footwear brief. Any mismatch needs agreement before approval of the bulk specification.
The buyer-approved version ties together your approved physical sample, footwear specification, artwork and packing instructions. Quantities by style, color and size belong with that version.
For a later change or repeat order, the brief identifies the changed material, last, fit, branding or packing detail. Its effect on the sample and quotation needs confirmation before that change is approved.
Material assumptions, sample approval, packing and the production slot form the basis of the manufacturing schedule. The quotation confirms the shipping destination and trade terms.
Similar-looking shoes can have different components and packing. Compare quotations using the same reference, construction, materials, quantities and shipment basis.
| Quotation input | What to identify |
|---|---|
| Footwear build | Selected reference, upper construction, closure and sole direction |
| Materials and colors | Upper, lining, insole or footbed, outsole and color standards |
| Fit and quantity | Size scope and pairs for every style, color and size |
| Marquage | Authorized artwork, placement, labels and requested branding method |
| Emballage | Individual pack, barcode data, cartons and allocation |
| Destination and timing | Shipment destination, target timing and quoted trade terms |
A target price, if available, can be included with the brief. The selected specification and order scope define the quotation; the sample and payment conditions appear with the initial order terms above.
KEYTOP uses incoming-material checks, in-line inspection and final pre-shipment inspection. Product and material requirements can be discussed with the selected shoe and destination.
| Document or company process | Champ d'application |
|---|---|
| ISO 9001 | Held within the footwear-production quality-management scope; supporting document available to relevant buyers on request |
| amfori BSCI | Audit social du site réalisé ; document d'audit de soutien disponible sur demande |
| GRS | Document de soutien applicable aux modèles utilisant des matériaux recyclés vérifiés |
| REACH/SVHC | Applicable documents for the selected EU-market product and materials |
The company-system and site-audit documents have their own scope. GRS follows the relevant recycled-material style; REACH concerns EU restricted-substance requirements.
KEYTOP was founded in 2006. Its footwear operation is in Jinjiang, Fujian, China. The company profile records a 25,000 sqm site, 10 production lines and 157 employees. The sample team has 12 people; the design team has 20.



The sample-room, stitching and assembly views show the physical footwear context for the development brief. The profil de l'usine provides the wider company and manufacturing information.
An OEM shoe manufacturer works from the buyer’s design specification for the buyer’s footwear program. KEYTOP can start with an authorized Tech Pack and review the details needed for a sample and bulk quotation.
ODM can start with a footwear brief, drawing, authorized reference or physical sample. The construction, materials, fit, colors and branding choices shape the development direction before sample review.
Yes. A reference or design brief can start the discussion. The product direction, target wearer and market, requested changes and order quantities give that first review useful context.
Private label brings the buyer’s authorized logo, labels and packing to the selected shoe. The development can start through either OEM or ODM, depending on the information already available.
Casual sneakers, casual shoes, boots and outdoor footwear start at 1,000 pairs per style, color and size. Sandals, slippers and slides start at 1,500 pairs on the same basis; styles, colors and sizes cannot be mixed.
Samples typically take 7–15 days after sample requirements and usable specifications are confirmed. Standard production typically takes 35–45 days after specifications, sample approval, material assumptions, packaging and the production slot are confirmed.
For adults, EU 35–47 is general production guidance. Children’s EU 22–34 serves only as a size reference for overseas inquiry planning. The selected model, last, fit, grading and tooling require review for its actual size scope.
Material and colorway customization, logo and insole branding, outsole branding, and box and carton branding are supported. Authorized artwork, placement, label text and packing requirements belong with the footwear brief.
Relevant buyers can request supporting ISO 9001 and amfori BSCI documents within their company-system and site-audit scope. Applicable GRS or REACH/SVHC documents follow the selected recycled-material style or EU-market product and materials.
Use drawings, artwork and references your company has permission to share. The first message can describe the footwear project; a suitable contact method and file-sharing scope can then be agreed with KEYTOP.
The footwear operation is in Jinjiang, Fujian, China. Orders usually ship from Xiamen or Shenzhen on FOB or CIF terms; the quotation confirms the actual port, destination and trade terms.
The inquiry form has five visible fields: name and email are required; phone, company and message are optional. The message can include the reference, intended wearer and market, quantities by variant, material or fit targets, authorized branding, packing, sample needs and destination where known.
Design files can follow once a suitable contact method and sharing scope have been agreed. You can also email Annie at KEYTOP.
Send the product family or reference and the project information already available. KEYTOP can review the OEM or ODM starting point, construction and fit choices, quantities, branding and packing for the next sample or manufacturing quotation step.