Upper and sole workmanship
Review visible stitching, edges, surface finish, glue marks, accessible bonding appearance and other defined workmanship points.
Footwear order inspection guide
A Wenzhou footwear inspection should identify each style, colour, size assortment and buyer reference before selected pairs are reviewed.
Visible workmanship, dimensions, labels and packing can be checked onsite, while material, chemical and performance claims require separate evidence.
Confirm the order
Confirm the Wenzhou production or warehouse site, onsite contact and relationship to the supplier, then state which finished or in-progress goods can be accessed.
List each style or SKU, colour, size range, assortment, ordered quantity, completed quantity and packing status.
Provide approved samples or images, construction and material descriptions, measurements, tolerances, label artwork and box or carton requirements.
Buyer inputs
Connect selected pairs with the correct specifications, sample and packing requirements.
Product-specific scope
Applicable checks depend on construction, style, buyer tolerances and suitable onsite methods.
Review visible stitching, edges, surface finish, glue marks, accessible bonding appearance and other defined workmanship points.
Compare left and right shoes for style, colour, size, shape and visible symmetry using buyer references.
Check specified lengths, widths or other measurements where the buyer supplies a method and tolerance.
Review selected pairs for marks, scratches, stains, colour variation or finish issues defined by the buyer.
Compare laces, inserts, accessories, size markings, labels and barcodes with approved documents.
Check pair identity, size and colour assortment, boxes, tissue, inserts, cartons and shipping marks.
Visible defect planning
Use approved references and acceptance criteria for selected pairs.
State unacceptable stitching, glue, finish, shape or assembly observations.
Pair matching requires reliable left/right, style, size and colour identification.
Sampling should address the buyer's size, colour and style structure.
Supply approved samples, images, specifications and artwork for comparison.
Identification and presentation
Packing checks should follow the buyer's assortment and artwork.
Order-stage decisions
Earlier workmanship visibility and finished-goods assortment checks answer different questions.
Earlier review may help when repeated stitching, assembly or finish issues could affect more pairs.
PSI may review selected finished pairs, assortment, labels and packing when a suitable lot is ready.
Loading observation provides package and quantity information with limited access to individual footwear.
Boundaries
Visual and basic onsite checks do not prove material composition, restricted-substance compliance, sole bond strength, slip resistance, abrasion performance, chemical safety or certification.
Dimensions depend on an agreed method, suitable conditions and buyer tolerances.
Sampling cannot guarantee every pair or every size and colour in the shipment.
Findings relate to accessible goods and references at the inspection time.
Related guidance
Organise product references, observable checks and order-stage evidence around buyer requirements.
Learn moreUnderstand the role and limits of reviewing selected finished goods before shipment release.
Learn moreConnect specifications, production decisions, inspection findings and follow-up in a wider buyer plan.
Learn moreBuyer questions
Provide styles, colours, sizes, assortment, quantities, approved samples, measurements, tolerances, labels, box artwork, packing requirements and defect criteria.
No. Appearance and buyer-document comparisons do not prove material composition or chemical properties.
The buyer should define how styles, colours and sizes are represented in the lot and how acceptance criteria apply.
Prepare a Wenzhou footwear inquiry
Bring together the Wenzhou site, styles, colours, sizes, quantities, samples, tolerances, workmanship concerns, labels and packing requirements.