Private label

Footwear with
your name on it.

Develop the materials, colors, branding and packaging around your collection.

ShoeLab · From the workshop

Private label

An existing model or a new reference.

Three directions to start the conversation. Bring your own reference or discuss the shape, materials and branding shown here.

A raised profile with a textured upper and a light sole.

Contrasting panels, warm tones and a low-cut shape.

A dark upper with red stitching and a defined sole.

The production route, materials and minimum quantity are reviewed for each brief.

How it works

From the first reference to shipment, each stage has a clear decision to make.

01
Share your brief
Send a reference, estimated quantity, destination and target timing. We review the production requirements.
Your partSend the reference, quantity and target date.
Leather and fabric swatches with sewing threads
02
Review the sample
Materials, construction, fit and branding are checked together. Any changes are agreed before production.
Your partReview the sample and confirm any revisions.
Hands guiding a black shoe upper at a sewing machine
03
Move into production
The approved specification goes to the production partner. We follow progress and the agreed quality checks.
Your partConfirm the specification before the bulk run.
Shoe sole construction at a production machine
04
Prepare for shipment
Final inspection, packaging and export documents are coordinated for the agreed delivery arrangement.
Your partConfirm packaging and the delivery arrangement.

Planning your order

Core programs are around 10,000 pairs. Orders of 5,000–7,000 pairs can be reviewed depending on the model, materials and color breakdown.

The sample scope, cost, timing and revision requirements are agreed after reviewing your brief.

Share your destination and target date. The schedule and delivery arrangement are discussed for the specific order.