LEFUSHOES / FOOTWEAR

Sample & material review

Discuss available materials and review a sample before approving production details.

What this stage covers

Material preparation brings the upper, lining, insole and sole requirements together around the selected model. A reference photo alone cannot establish composition or thickness. Compare the proposed materials with an agreed sample and record any acceptable colour or finish variation before production.

Details to confirm

Upper, lining and sole specifications, with material composition confirmed separately.
Colour references and the approved sample, including texture and visible finish.
Size range and intended market, with any testing requirements agreed in writing.

Before moving on

A confirmed sample reference and agreed component requirements.

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Explore the production stages

Style and order specification
Start with a product code or reference sample, intended use and destination market. Separate appearance preferences from measurable requirements. Size distribution, color quantities and packing instructions belong in the same order record, so production and final checking use one reference. Confirm feasibility and unresolved details before moving to material selection.
Points to review
- Product reference and target market
- Size and color quantities
- Written specification and revisions
Before moving onA shared style reference and a list of specifications to confirm.
Confirm the sample before proceeding
Review upper, lining, insole and outsole components separately. Confirm composition and finish from specifications and samples rather than photographs alone. Compare colors under agreed viewing conditions. Record fit feedback, proposed changes and approved revisions. Material substitutions can affect appearance and assembly, so they need review before the order proceeds.
Points to review
- Component specifications and color references
- Sample appearance and fit feedback
- Approval record and substitution rules
Before moving onA confirmed sample reference and agreed component requirements.