ABOUT SUNTOP
Inside our Jinjiang factory.
For brand buyers and importers, review Suntop’s Jinjiang factory facts and manufacturing images before selecting a supplier for a sample or bulk order.
A Self-Owned Factory in Jinjiang
- Factory area
- 6,000 m²
- Established
- 2010
- Team
- About 100 staff
- Production lines
- 6
- Equipment
- 12 injection and 15 molding machines
- Reported capacity
- About 150,000 pairs per month
Suntop Shoes makes slippers, sandals and EVA slides for private-label brands, wholesale importers and retail programmes. Its self-owned factory is in Jinjiang, Fujian. The operating figures above describe the plant’s overall scale, rather than production capacity reserved for a new order.
When comparing slippers manufacturers in China, check the supplier’s identity and the production arrangements relevant to your pair. Start with the product range, then provide the construction, material and size requirements. A quotation based on a similar-looking pair can still leave important specifications unresolved.
Manufacturing Work You Can Inspect
The first-party workshop images show manufacturing work including mold pressing, surface stamping and machine shaping. Each caption describes the work visible in its frame. Use them to identify the operation you want to discuss for your proposed product.
Machine counts, production capacity and test standards need their own evidence. Use the frames to discuss your pair’s construction and material; they do not define a complete inspection programme or a route that every product follows.
What to Confirm Between Sample and Bulk
An approved sample gives the order a physical reference. It should be accompanied by clear decisions about the specification and the checks your programme requires.
Material and feel. Provide the intended material and a reference pair where possible. If hardness, density or rebound matters, agree how it will be specified and assessed; appearance alone does not settle those requirements.
Colour and finish. Share the Pantone or other colour reference and identify the finish to compare. Confirm the accepted physical reference and any agreed comparison conditions before approving the sample.
Molds and repeat orders. Suntop can keep customer molds in its custody. A repeat order using the same mold does not carry a second mold fee. Confirm retention duration, maintenance and damage responsibilities as part of the order terms. For the development and tooling discussion, explore our customization service.
Inspection requirements. Identify the inspection stages, acceptance criteria or test records your order needs so their availability and scope can be confirmed before production.
Allow for the stated bulk-production window of about 35–60 days after specification, sample approval, material assumptions, packaging and the production slot are confirmed. Confirm the schedule for the actual order.
Documents and Terms to Confirm Before Ordering
Send document requirements with the product specification and destination market. Availability, covered scope and any arrangements still needed should be clarified before an order depends on them.
| What you are checking | What to specify or confirm |
|---|---|
| Certificates and test reports | The product, material, destination and required document or standard; confirm its exact coverage and validity |
| Inspection arrangements | The checks, acceptance criteria and records your programme requires |
| Customer references | The relevant type of programme and the permitted disclosure scope |
| Mold custody terms | Retention duration, maintenance and responsibility for damage |
| Warranty and problem handling | Confirm the warranty and defect-handling terms required for the order; reported problems are handled case by case |
Where a written defect procedure or another particular term is essential to your programme, raise it before order confirmation. Case-by-case handling does not establish a warranty, replacement guarantee or response-time promise.
Make the Evidence Request Specific
Product and workshop material
Existing product and workshop images can help frame a supplier review. State which product family or manufacturing operation you need to understand, and ask what relevant material can be shared.
Factory call or visit
A factory call or visit can be requested; the arrangements and what can be shown need confirmation.
Sample request
For a sample request, include the pair or specification to assess and the points requiring approval. The reference sample fee is USD 200 per project, with standard samples taking about 15 days and custom samples about 20 days. Confirm the sample scope and quotation before proceeding.
Questions Before You Shortlist Suntop
Are you a factory or a trading company?
Suntop is a self-owned factory in Jinjiang, Fujian, making slippers, sandals and EVA slides. The company is Jinjiang Suntop Shoes Co., Ltd., founded in 2010.
Can I see the factory before I commit?
Ask about a factory call or visit and explain which product or process you want to review. Timing, access and the material available to show need confirmation; the photographs on this page do not establish every production or inspection detail.
Which compliance documents can you show me?
Specify the document, product and destination market you need checked. Confirm its availability, validity and exact product coverage before relying on it for an order.
What happens if there is a problem with the order?
Discuss the warranty and defect-handling terms required for your order. Reported issues are handled case by case; confirm any written procedure before ordering.
Who keeps the mold?
Suntop can hold customer molds. A repeat order on the same mold does not incur a second mold fee. Retention, maintenance and damage responsibility need to be confirmed in the order terms.
Do all products follow the same manufacturing steps?
The images show examples of work at the factory. Confirm the relevant production steps for the construction and material you are quoting; the image sequence is not a product-specific manufacturing specification.
Discuss the Pair You Need to Source
Share your product reference, quantity and delivery target. Include any material, packing or document requirements you need us to review.