Shoe Sole Manufacturer for Wholesale and OEM Orders

Established in 2010 in Xinxiang, Henan, China, Solekivo Shoes Soles supports footwear factories, brands and wholesale buyers with shoe sole specification review and OEM sourcing. We work across six footwear categories, discussing materials, last fit, mould development, sampling, inspection requirements and export packing before confirming bulk orders.

Established in 2010

Solekivo Shoes Soles — High-tech Zone, Hongqi District, Xinxiang, Henan, China.

Six Footwear Sole Types

Sneaker, boot, slipper, flip flop, heel and canvas shoe sole categories.

OEM and Sample Review

Drawings, tooling, sole sizes, compounds and sample approvals for custom projects.

Wholesale Export Support

Size assortments, carton marks, packing and shipping terms reviewed with buyers.

Shoe Sole Types for Footwear Production

Explore six independent categories of outsoles and sole units for shoe production. Match the sole shape, materials, traction pattern and dimensions to the intended footwear before requesting samples or a manufacturing quotation.
Sneaker rubber outsoles and EVA sole units with textured tread patterns for OEM footwear manufacturing

Sneaker Soles

Athletic and casual sneaker outsoles; review EVA or rubber construction, weight, tread design and size grading.

Black rubber boot outsoles with deep lug tread patterns displayed on a footwear manufacturing workshop table

Boots Soles

Boot outsole shapes and lug profiles for footwear factories; specify compound, tread depth and intended use.

Soft slipper sole units in cream and pastel colors with textured outsoles and cushioned construction

Slipper Soles

Slipper sole units for footwear brands; compare lightweight compounds, thickness, softness and finish.

Colorful EVA flip flop sole blanks with textured surfaces and strap holes displayed in multiple colors

Flip Flop Soles

Moulded flip flop sole blanks for bulk orders; check strap-hole position, thickness, shape and colour.

Black and beige high heel sole components showing curved profiles, heel structures and molded construction

Heels Soles

Heel-shoe sole components for brand production; review profile curvature, stiffness and last matching.

White rubber canvas shoe sole units with dark waffle tread patterns and textured sidewalls on a workshop table

Canvas Shoes Soles

Canvas shoe outsoles for factory production; compare rubber tread patterns and bonding compatibility.

Sneaker Outsole Construction Options

Sneaker outsole procurement focuses on tread design, material selection, sole weight and the correct shoe-last size run. Review these construction options before requesting actual outsole samples.

Rubber Cup Outsole

Moulded sidewall and rubber tread for suitable sneaker constructions.

Textured EVA Sole Unit

Lightweight EVA profile for design and weight evaluation.

Rubber Herringbone Tread

Directional contact geometry for approved performance testing.

Chunky Lug Outsole

Deep, sculpted tread for selected casual sneaker designs.

Flat Rubber Outsole

Lower-profile rubber construction for everyday footwear.

Layered Sole Construction

Multi-component combinations subject to bonding and process review.

Grooved Forefoot Profile

Flex-groove placement according to application and size.

Moulded Logo Sidewall

Brand details integrated into an approved sole mould.

The constructions above describe specification options for buyer evaluation, not confirmed stock SKUs. Browse the category and request details for the designs currently available.

Boot Outsole Construction Options

Boot soles require a match between lug geometry, compound hardness and footwear application. Compare outsole concepts for casual, outdoor and work-inspired boot projects.

Deep Lug Rubber Outsole

Block-lug layout and tread depth for selected boot designs.

Wide Heel Contact Profile

Heel geometry and walking surface specification.

Rubber Sidewall Construction

Sidewall shape matched to the boot upper and last.

Compound Hardness Options

Rubber or suitable thermoplastic compound selection.

The constructions above describe specification options for buyer evaluation, not confirmed stock SKUs. Browse the category and request details for the designs currently available.

Slipper Sole Construction Options

For slipper factories and private label buyers, choose a sole unit according to weight, flexibility, thickness and attachment to the upper.

Lightweight EVA Slipper Unit

Foamed construction for selected casual and indoor styles.

Textured Rubber Slipper Outsole

Tread and grip-related geometry for material review.

Contoured Sole Profile

Raised edge and footbed geometry matched to the upper.

Flexible TPR Sole Unit

Moulded flexible option for appropriate designs.

The constructions above describe specification options for buyer evaluation, not confirmed stock SKUs. Browse the category and request details for the designs currently available.

Flip Flop Sole Blank Options

Flip flop production requires correct sole thickness, colour, strap-hole spacing and material properties. Compare component concepts rather than complete sandals.

Flat EVA Sole Blank

Flat moulded EVA profile with configurable thickness.

Contoured EVA Sole Blank

Shaped footbed and heel profile.

Textured Rubber Sole Blank

Rubber-based alternative for selected specifications.

Strap Hole Configuration

Hole diameter and position matched to strap plugs.

The constructions above describe specification options for buyer evaluation, not confirmed stock SKUs. Browse the category and request details for the designs currently available.

Heeled Footwear Sole Components

Heeled shoe soles must be matched to heel-seat location, arch curvature and the selected last. These are separate sole components, not finished heels.

Low Heel Sole Profile

Forepart and heel-seat geometry for lower heel heights.

Curved Mid Heel Sole

Last-matched waist and arch geometry.

High Heel Sole Component

Heel-seat alignment and appropriate sole construction.

Textured Forepart Outsole

Contact surface and fit for assembly requirements.

The constructions above describe specification options for buyer evaluation, not confirmed stock SKUs. Browse the category and request details for the designs currently available.

Canvas Footwear Outsole Options

Canvas shoe factories typically compare rubber compound, waffle or grooved tread, foxing geometry and the assembly process before requesting samples.

Waffle Tread Rubber Outsole

Classic textured tread geometry for canvas footwear.

Rubber Cup Sole Profile

Sidewall height and toe shape for approved assembly.

Gum Colour Rubber Outsole

Compound colour and finish for design matching.

Foxing Compatible Sole Unit

Sole sidewall and bonding surface for production review.

The constructions above describe specification options for buyer evaluation, not confirmed stock SKUs. Browse the category and request details for the designs currently available.

Custom Outsole Design and OEM Development

Submit a sole drawing, physical sample or shoe-last reference. We review available tooling, material compatibility, tread details and the sample approval route before confirming a custom or repeat order.

Drawings and Moulds

Review last fit, sole dimensions, available cavities and proposed tooling changes.

Material and Hardness

Specify rubber, EVA, TPR or PVC properties according to construction.

Tread and Branding

Define tread geometry, moulded logo positions, colours and finishes.

Approval Samples

Check fit, size grading, visual finish and relevant performance criteria.

Materials and Sole Construction

Rubber, EVA, PVC and TPR soles have different weight, hardness, flexibility and processing characteristics. Select by intended footwear use, required properties and attachment method rather than by appearance alone.

Rubber Outsoles

Review tread depth, abrasion and flex requirements for boot, sneaker and canvas shoe designs.

EVA Foam Sole Units

Confirm target density, weight, compression response and shrinkage tolerance.

PVC Sole Construction

Review flexibility, compound additives, colour and target-market material requirements.

TPR Moulded Soles

Discuss compound hardness, texture detail, bonding and mould compatibility.

Manufacturing and Inspection Process

A shoe sole order moves through material and mould preparation, forming and finishing, sample-based inspection, and protective export packing. The photographs below illustrate production-related areas; each project follows the process suitable for its actual sole material.
Shoe Sole Material and Mould Preparation

Material and Mould Preparation

Review rubber, EVA and thermoplastic materials against the approved sole specification. Check compound requirements, mould cavities, tread design and size markings before starting the applicable forming process.

Sole Moulding, Trimming and Finishing

Moulding, Trimming and Finishing

Use the approved moulding route for the selected compound, followed by demoulding, edge trimming and surface finishing. Review outsole profile, tread definition and visible defects before releasing parts for inspection.

Dimensions, Hardness and Sample Inspection

Dimensions and Quality Inspection

Compare finished soles with the approved sample for length, width, thickness, size grading and appearance. Check hardness and other agreed flex, abrasion or bonding requirements where applicable to the product.

Protective Packing and Export Shipment

Protective Packing and Export Preparation

Sort approved soles by style, colour and size; prepare protective inner packing and export cartons. Confirm carton quantities, customer labels, pallet requirements and shipment details before dispatch.

Quality Checks and Acceptance Criteria

Quality requirements are documented against approved samples and purchase specifications. Depending on the material and end use, relevant checks cover dimensions, visual defects, Shore hardness, abrasion, flex, slip or bonding performance. Methods and acceptance thresholds are defined for the project.

Dimensional Fit

Measure outsole length, width, thickness, size grading and last-fit tolerances.

Appearance and Hardness

Review surface finish, colour consistency and Shore hardness where specified.

Functional Testing

Agree applicable flex, abrasion, slip or adhesion test methods with the buyer.

Packing Inspection

Verify batch identification, size distribution, carton quantities and labels.

Factory at a Glance

Solekivo Shoes Soles is based in the High-tech Zone, Hongqi District, Xinxiang, Henan, China, with operations dating to 2010. Buyers can evaluate sample quality, material specifications, tooling arrangements and the production route associated with their order. Factory scale and equipment details are shared through current project documentation rather than estimated figures.

Business Location

High-tech Zone, Hongqi District, Xinxiang, Henan, China; established in 2010.

Materials and Sole Types

Rubber, EVA, PVC and TPR options across six footwear sole categories.

Development and Tooling

Existing or newly developed moulds; drawing and sample review before release.

Order Documentation

Approved samples, QC requirements, carton labels and export documentation as agreed.

MOQ, Samples and Production Lead Times

We quote each project after reviewing the sole style, compound, size assortment and availability of moulds. Existing-mould orders and new OEM developments can have different minimum quantities and timelines. Quoted dates and tooling costs are confirmed before order approval.

Existing-Mould MOQ

Quantity is evaluated by available mould, compound, colour and size distribution.

New OEM Tooling

Mould development, ownership, costs and minimum quantity are agreed in writing.

Sample Preparation

Review existing-style samples or approve development samples before production.

Bulk Production Schedule

Confirm the lead time after drawings, material, order volume and sample approval.

What We Need for a Shoe Sole Quotation

A complete enquiry reduces drawing revisions and avoids quoting a sole that does not match the intended shoe. Send a photo or drawing, intended application, material, last or size range, quantity by variation, logo or packaging requirements and destination. Indicate whether existing tooling is acceptable or a new mould is required.

Reference and Specifications

Send a sample or drawing, sole profile, tread reference, material, thickness and size range.

Order Quantity

Provide expected pairs by style, colour and size, including any repeat-order estimate.

Mould and Branding

State tooling needs, logo requirements, artwork, colours and packaging instructions.

Destination and Terms

Provide destination country or port, target delivery date and preferred shipping term.

From Inquiry to Shoe Sole Bulk Shipment

A defined order sequence allows both parties to approve the same technical and commercial requirements before volume manufacturing. Material or mould changes after approval can change the cost, sample schedule and delivery date.

1. Requirement Review

Confirm sole type, reference, application, materials, quantity and manufacturing feasibility.

2. Sample Approval

Review the size run, tread, appearance, marking, compound and agreed sample criteria.

3. Production and QC

Release the approved specification and carry out the agreed in-process and final checks.

4. Packing and Shipment

Verify size-sorted quantities, labels, export cartons and shipping documents.

Who We Supply

Our manufacturing and supply discussions are structured around the needs of business buyers rather than individual footwear consumers. Project priorities can differ between new-product development and repeat bulk procurement.

Footwear Brands

Design-oriented projects covering outsole appearance, brand marking, mould ownership and sampling approvals.

Shoe Factories

Repeat component supply focused on fit, compound consistency, size assortment and production dates.

Importers and Wholesalers

Multi-style sourcing with agreed minimums, packaging, export documents and shipment coordination.

Buyer FAQ

Answers to practical sourcing questions about outsole development, quantity, material selection, testing and export preparation.

Can you make soles from a drawing or sample?

OEM development can be reviewed from drawings or physical sole references. A tooling assessment and approved sample are required before agreeing a custom moulded project.

What is the MOQ for shoe sole orders?

MOQ is quoted by design, compound, mould status, colour and size breakdown. Send your estimated quantity for a written offer.

Are all soles available in EVA, rubber and TPU?

No. Material compatibility depends on the design, construction and available manufacturing process. We check the required compound against the selected sole.

How do you handle custom mould ownership?

We document tooling cost, access, maintenance, storage and ownership in the development agreement; exclusivity is specified when requested.

Which quality tests can be arranged?

Applicable hardness, abrasion, flex, slip or adhesion testing can be discussed by material and target market. Testing methods and reports are confirmed by project.

How are export shipments prepared?

Packing is agreed by pair, style, size and carton. Shipping terms and documentation depend on destination and the confirmed order.

Technical Resources for Footwear Buyers

Use the material pages, OEM development guides and manufacturing content to prepare a more precise shoe sole enquiry. Each area supports specification decisions before sampling.

Sole Materials

Compare rubber, EVA, PVC and TPR soles by application and required properties.

Custom / OEM

Review sole designs, moulds, custom sizes, logo options and samples.

Manufacturing

See the planned processing stages from raw materials through inspection and export packing.

Discuss Your OEM or Wholesale Shoe Sole Order

Send Solekivo Shoes Soles your preferred sole type, drawing or photo, material, size range, estimated pairs, tooling needs, logo or carton instructions and destination. Based in Xinxiang, Henan, China, we can review the project specifications and discuss the appropriate sample and quotation steps.