Sandals

Wholesale Women Sandals for Spring-Summer Retail and Resort Markets

Ladysole supplies wholesale women sandals to retailers planning spring-summer assortments across the US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Poland and Romania, as well as resort-market buyers in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. The sandal catalog spans flat thong sandals, slides, espadrilles, wedges, heeled sandals, strappy dress sandals and the two fast-growing sub-categories that define the 2026 season: bulk roman sandals (gladiator and Greek silhouettes) and woven leather sandals wholesale (basket-weave and fisherman styles). Retail price targets sit in the $35–$90 band for flats and slides and $60–$120 for heeled and wedge dress sandals — a positioning that fills the gap between beachwear SKUs and European leather sandal brands.

Genuine Leather, Hand-Woven Uppers, Cushioned Footbeds

Sandals in our catalog are built on genuine cow leather, vegetable-tanned leather, suede or nappa lamb. We specifically invest in woven leather construction — our artisans hand-weave uppers on a last, which is the technique that distinguishes a $20 beach sandal from a $90 leather sandal on a retail shelf. Footbeds are contoured EVA with a leather sock cover; the premium tier uses a latex-and-cork molded footbed in the style of European orthopedic sandals. Outsoles are TR rubber, stacked leather or jute-wrapped for espadrilles. As a wholesale leather sandals supplier, we keep vegetable-tanned options in the range for buyers selling into the natural-materials and slow-fashion retail segments. Every woven pair is inspected for weave tension, leather grain matching and edge finish before packing.

MOQ 1 Pair, Pre-Season Booking, Air and Sea Mix for SS Programs

Sandal MOQ is 1 pair for stock SKUs and 100 pairs for private label. The SS booking window opens in November and closes in February; buyers who book in-window receive priority production slots and the full tiered pricing ladder (24+, 200+, 500+ pairs per SKU). For sandals specifically, we recommend a mixed freight strategy: send 30% of the opening order by air to catch the early-April retail bump, then follow with 70% by sea-freight landing in May. This protects sell-through on weather-sensitive SKUs without paying full air-freight on the whole buy. Stock orders dispatch within 3–5 business days. We handle all EU REACH compliance, US CPSIA compliance and UKCA marking on a per-shipment basis.

Resort, Urban Summer and Occasion Dressing

Bulk roman sandals are having their biggest retail season in a decade — the gladiator silhouette in tan and black leather, with or without a low heel, is the SKU buyers ask for first. Wholesale leather sandals supplier programs for 2026 should lead with three shapes: fisherman (closed-toe woven), thong-and-ring (minimal dressy), and chunky dad-slide. Woven leather sandals wholesale is where our handcrafted production visibly out-competes machine-made PU imports — the weave detail photographs well on ecommerce and carries the retail price point. For occasion and wedding buyers, we maintain a small heeled-sandal range with rhinestone and metallic options. Our SS26 trend deck is available to confirmed buyers and includes shelf-plan recommendations for boutique, department store and online formats.

OEM/ODM on Sandals: Custom Weave Patterns and Signature Footbeds

Private-label sandal orders start at 100 pairs per SKU; full ODM with custom weave, custom last and custom footbed printing runs from 300 pairs. Weave patterns are a key differentiator for private-label sandal programs — we can develop proprietary weaves for buyers who want a signature look, with a 15-day sample development cycle. Logo options include embossed footbed, metal buckle hardware cast with your mark, heat-stamped outsole edge and branded hangtag. Lead time is 25 days for OEM, 40 days for ODM. Buyers building a full SS line — flats, slides, wedges, heeled sandals — under a single label can work with one merchandiser across the entire range, which keeps the signature footbed, weave and hardware consistent from the $39 slide to the $110 heeled dress sandal.