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Men's Leather Footwear — the Full Range
Seven style families, four leather grades and three construction methods, organized inside the Yongjia cluster in Wenzhou. Browse by style below, or enter through a hide grade and see which programs are built on it.
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Two ways into the catalog
Material-first filtering: pick a hide grade to see the programs built on it. Construction chips open the method comparison, where each technique is mapped to its price band.
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One reference model per family
The 26 series is the site-wide reference line. Each card names its family's anchor model; every family's full model list sits on its own style page.
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The range at a glance
Construction and price, by family
FOB bands follow the construction platform, not the style: Goodyear welted sits at US$28–50 per pair, Blake at US$18–30, cemented at US$12–20. Families that build on two platforms span the two bands.
| Style family | Typical constructions | Indicative FOB range (US$/pair) | Pilot MOQ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oxfords | Goodyear welted, Blake | 28–50 / 18–30 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
| Derbies | Goodyear welted, Blake | 28–50 / 18–30 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
| Brogues | Goodyear welted, Blake | 28–50 / 18–30 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
| Loafers | Blake, cemented | 18–30 / 12–20 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
| Monk Straps | Blake, Goodyear welted | 18–30 / 28–50 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
| Chelsea Boots | Cemented, Blake | 12–20 / 18–30 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
| Dress Boots | Goodyear welted, Blake | 28–50 / 18–30 by platform | 50–100 pairs |
Indicative figures for planning purposes — binding quotation upon specification. FOB columns show the construction price bands behind each family's typical platforms (cemented 12–20, Blake 18–30, Goodyear welted 28–50); pilot MOQ is per style, mixed sizes.
How to read this catalog
Model numbers and material codes
Every model number on this site follows one convention: YF–style code–series number. The style code gives the family — OX for oxford, DB for derby, BR for brogue, LF for loafer, MS for monk strap, CB for Chelsea boot, BT for dress boot. Series numbers open at 26 for the 2026 development series, then run sequentially within each family, so YF-OX-2601 and YF-DB-2611 are the first reference models of their respective families.
Upper materials carry a two-letter grade code plus a finish number. FG is full-grain, TG is top-grain, SP is split leather and suede, and NB is nubuck — the four grades this catalog is organized on. A spec line reading FG-01 is matte full-grain calf; FG-02 is hand-burnished full-grain; TG-01 is smooth top-grain; SP-01 is 1.4 mm split suede.
Grade definitions, thickness ranges and the price tiers each grade supports are laid out in the Leather Guide. What Goodyear welted, Blake and cemented construction mean for weight, water resistance, repairability and cost is compared under Construction Methods.
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Name a family, a grade and a target price, or send a tech pack. We come back with a material proposal, a sampling plan and indicative costs.