CLASSIC SINGLE-BAND SLIDES · OEM / ODM
Our factory sole.
Your brand direction.
Build a classic open-toe slide around our real black pebbled sole and broad stitched upper. Preview strap color, text, artwork and simple graphics before sending the project brief.
ACTUAL SOLE · SINGLE-BAND UPPERSW / CLASSIC SLIDE
BANGIVON · CUSTOM SLIDE SANDAL DESIGN
One signature sole.
Seven ways to stand out.
Build your next collection around our classic black sole. Explore seven upper concepts—from quilted texture to bold raised lettering—and start a sample discussion with the direction that fits your brand.

BV-U01 · UPPER CONCEPTCharcoal Check
A familiar silhouette. A distinctive first impression.Muted taupe checks give the dark upper a considered, city-ready look. Make this direction your own with a custom pattern palette and a discreet brand label.
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BV-U02 · UPPER CONCEPTIvory Quilt
Add dimension to your next collection.An ivory diamond-quilted upper brings soft visual volume and a crisp contrast to the black footbed. Explore stitch spacing, upper color and tonal branding for your capsule.
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BV-U03 · UPPER CONCEPTMidnight Wave
Let texture do the talking.Flowing relief lines give the midnight-blue upper a sculpted finish. A compact side wordmark keeps the design clean—a distinctive direction for sport-inspired lifestyle collections.
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BV-U04 · UPPER CONCEPTNavy Softform
Quiet branding. Strong everyday appeal.A softly rounded navy upper and subtle tonal lettering create an understated look. Explore padding, lining and edge construction to develop the feel your collection needs.
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BV-U05 · UPPER CONCEPTIce Blue Letterform
Put your brand in the spotlight.Raised white lettering stands out against a clean ice-blue upper. Adapt the letter scale, color contrast and branding finish to create a recognizable signature slide.
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BV-U06 · UPPER CONCEPTSage Knit
Bring a fresh texture to your slide range.A muted sage knit-look upper pairs intricate texture with a tonal wordmark. Discuss yarn, lining and edge finishes to translate this relaxed design direction into a sample.
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BV-U07 · UPPER CONCEPTBlack Grain
A refined essential, made personal.Rich grain texture, clean edges and a discreet tonal wordmark give this all-black direction its character. Explore material options and debossed branding for a versatile core style.
ENQUIRE ABOUT THIS STYLE → See a direction for your brand?
Send your preferred style code, target quantity and launch timing. Let’s discuss materials, branding and your sample brief.
START YOUR SAMPLE BRIEF →Design concept images. Materials, construction, fit and branding details are confirmed through physical sampling.
BANGIVON · SEVEN COLOR DIRECTIONS
One classic slide.
Seven fresh expressions.
A broad single band, a pebbled finish and bold BANG / IVON lettering bring this collection together. Explore soft pastels, earthy neutrals and confident color contrasts for your next brand program.

COLORWAY 01Butter Yellow / Navy
Soft butter yellow meets bold navy lettering for a fresh, collegiate look. A bright direction for summer collections, styled with denim, white tees and relaxed shorts.

COLORWAY 02Ice Blue / Cocoa
Cool ice blue and warm cocoa lettering bring a balanced contrast to the classic slide. Pair this understated palette with cream, washed denim or soft brown separates.

COLORWAY 03Blush Pink / Merlot
Dusty pink takes on a richer character with deep merlot branding. A soft, retro-inspired direction for coordinated lounge sets and casual seasonal collections.

COLORWAY 04Olive / Sand
Earthy olive and sandy lettering create a grounded, utility-inspired look. An easy color story to pair with cargo shorts, ecru denim and neutral everyday pieces.

COLORWAY 05Cherry Red / Cream
Cherry red gives the single-band silhouette a confident pop of color, while cream lettering keeps the contrast warm. A bold accent for sporty casual outfits and statement capsules.

COLORWAY 06Caramel / Espresso
Warm caramel and dark espresso lettering offer a tonal, vintage-inspired palette. Style it with linen, off-white or indigo for an understated everyday look.

COLORWAY 07Oat / Deep Teal
A soft oat base lets deep teal branding stand out. This clean, coastal-inspired combination works naturally with linen, neutral resortwear and relaxed summer separates.
Colorway design previews. Final material, color matching and branding finish are confirmed through physical samples.
DEVELOPMENT FIELDS
Define the product before you define the order.
Every field is reviewed as one system so the sample, costing and final specification stay aligned.
01Factory sole
The page now uses our real low-profile black sole with its rounded profile, pebbled footbed and stitched single-band construction.
02Upper construction
The classic broad single strap can be reviewed through material, padding, edge binding and fit requirements.
03Branding
Artwork can be explored through print, transfer, embroidery, debossing or an applied label, subject to upper material.
04Color & packaging
Pantone direction, size range, labels, polybags and retail packaging can be included in the project brief.
ONE PRODUCT · MULTIPLE BRAND ROUTES
Keep the sole consistent. Change what customers see.
The same classic silhouette can support different upper colors and artwork directions while the actual factory sole, footbed texture and low-profile proportions stay consistent.
01Printed artwork02Embroidered logo03Debossed branding04Applied label
DISCUSS THE BRANDING METHOD →MORE THAN 10 YEARS OF SLIDE-SANDAL EXPERIENCE
From the first concept to the shipping documents.
The development framework below carries forward the core service content from our previous Wix website, now organized around a clearer BANGIVON project route.
01Concept & design
We translate brand references into a coherent footwear direction, with product views and cross-sections prepared where they help communicate construction before prototyping.
02Technical development
The specification is followed through sampling and tooling, including material selection, last and fit review, upper-pattern grading, sole development and performance requirements.
03Production preparation
Approved tech packs, materials, components, packaging and labeling requirements are aligned with the production team before bulk work begins.
04Quality control
Order-confirmation samples and pre-shipment references can be used as checkpoints, while materials, components and workmanship are reviewed against the agreed specification.
05Customer liaison
When a customer needs support presenting a new footwear category, we can help explain the concept, sample construction and development choices to buying teams.
06Administration & logistics
We coordinate sample and bulk-shipment documentation with customer procedures and nominated carriers so the required information reaches the right team on time.
FROM IDEA TO SPECIFICATION
A practical four-step route.
01Share the target
Send the market, quantity, target price, size range and launch timing.
02Choose a base
We review an existing construction or define a new development route.
03Approve the sample
Materials, color, fit, branding and packaging are confirmed through sampling.
04Lock production
The approved specification and reference sample become the production standard.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
What buyers usually ask first.
Can we start from an existing slide sandal?+
Yes. An adaptable base can reduce development complexity. The available mold, size range, material and branding fields are confirmed after review.
Can you develop a custom mold?+
A proprietary mold or outsole can be evaluated when the intended volume, geometry, size range and investment are clear.
Which logo methods are available?+
Possible routes include molded, debossed, printed and applied branding. The suitable method depends on the upper and sole construction.
What information is needed for a quotation?+
Please share a reference image, expected quantity, target market and price, size range, packaging needs and required delivery date.
What are the MOQ and sample lead time?+
Both are confirmed per project because they change with tooling, material, color quantity and construction.