Hand-Finished Brogue Oxford | Wholesale & Private Label Manufacturing

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Hand-Finished Brogue Oxford | Wholesale & Private Label Manufacturing

Hand-Finished Brogue Oxford — Premium Bulk & Private Label Production

Handcrafted in Istanbul — full in-house leather shoe manufacturing. This hand-finished brogue oxford with medallion toe and burnished patina is produced for wholesale and private label partners seeking premium formal footwear supply.

Production Breakdown (Key Moments)

00:01 – The two-tone burnished leather surface reveals controlled hand-finishing depth.

00:04 – Brogue perforation and medallion detailing highlight upper craftsmanship precision.

00:07 – The side welt and stitching alignment confirm structural consistency in bulk production.

00:10 – The darkened toe gradient shows layered patina finishing technique.

00:13 – Final aligned pair presentation demonstrates production symmetry and quality control.

Wholesale & OEM Capability

We specialize in:

  • Leather shoes wholesale
  • Shoes upper manufacturing
  • Private label footwear production
  • Bulk men’s formal brogue shoes
  • OEM manufacturing partnerships

Factory-direct pricing. Scalable production capacity. Long-term B2B supply.

Wholesale & Bulk Orders
WhatsApp: +90 534 981 97 84
Instagram: @artisanshoemakertr
Serious business inquiries only.

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