Develop & Approve
Align the product, make the sample and freeze the agreed reference before bulk planning.
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FOOTWEAR MANUFACTURING PROCESS
A structured OEM/ODM workflow connecting buyer requirements, technical confirmation, sampling, production planning, in-process control and final packing.
ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW
VyloxStep supports footwear brands, importers, distributors and private-label buyers. Project specifications, materials, testing, pricing and production schedules are confirmed in writing for each order.
Align the product, make the sample and freeze the agreed reference before bulk planning.
Stages 1–4Allocate materials and capacity, then control key production stages against the approval.
Stages 5–6Review finished goods, packing requirements and shipping marks before dispatch.
Stage 7THE SEVEN-STAGE ROUTE
The exact technical work varies by shoe type, but the project route follows defined decision points.
BUYER INPUT
Confirm target market, shoe category, size range, quantity, branding, packaging and delivery window.
FEASIBILITY
Review construction, materials, artwork, tooling, sample cost and applicable testing needs.
PHYSICAL REFERENCE
Prepare the development sample and document requested revisions against the agreed brief.
FREEZE THE DIRECTION
Confirm the approved sample direction, color standard, packaging and inspection criteria.
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
Allocate materials and line capacity against the confirmed model, quantity and schedule.
MANUFACTURING CONTROL
Cut, stitch, assemble and finish the footwear while checking key stages against the approved reference.
SHIPMENT PREPARATION
Review finished goods, packing configuration and shipping marks before dispatch preparation.
*When specifications, artwork and materials are ready. Complexity, special tooling or availability may extend the schedule.

WHERE THE SPECIFICATION BECOMES A SHOE
Construction differs by model. The production plan and checkpoints are therefore tied to the approved shoe rather than treated as a generic checklist.
Confirm and prepare required upper, lining, reinforcement and component materials.
Cut panels, apply relevant details and stitch the upper according to the direction.
Build the shoe with the selected construction and outsole components.
Complete visual finishing and prepare the product for final review.
CONTROL GATES
Clear approval gates reduce avoidable changes after materials and production capacity have been committed.
FINAL INSPECTION & PACKING
The final stage connects product review with packing accuracy. Packaging, labels and shipping marks are handled according to the approved project requirements.

CAPACITY IN CONTEXT
The facility is approximately 100,000 m². Capacity can reach up to 20,000 pairs per day across suitable programs; actual allocation depends on model complexity, materials and line scheduling.
TURN YOUR BRIEF INTO A PRODUCTION ROUTE
Share the shoe type, target market, quantity, branding, packaging and delivery window. We will review feasibility before confirming the next step.