Development
A sketch or brief becomes a production-ready style — tech packs, size-level BOMs and tracked sample rounds.
From first sample to shipped carton, JandS develops and manufactures footwear for brands worldwide — on one connected system.
How an order moves
Footwear goes wrong in the gaps between departments. Each stage below hands off inside the same system, so nothing is re-keyed and nothing is lost.
A sketch or brief becomes a production-ready style — tech packs, size-level BOMs and tracked sample rounds.
A vetted supplier and component network, with costed materials and purchase orders held against every order.
Planned and tracked from cutting through finishing, with live visibility on where each order stands.
Inspection and defect logging at each stage, so an issue is caught early and traced back to its batch.
Finished-goods stock, labelling and shipping documents prepared so orders leave on the ship date.
The operating system
Purpose-built for this factory rather than bought off the shelf — which is why it matches how the floor actually runs.
Style, materials, costs, purchase orders and invoices attach to the same order — not to five spreadsheets.
Development, purchasing, warehouse, finance and management each see the part of the order that is theirs.
Warehouses, locations, lots, movements and reservations — so finished-goods counts reconcile against what shipped.
About JandS
Jands Footwear Co., Ltd (Công Ty TNHH Giày Dép Jands) has manufactured footwear from Amata Industrial Park in Dong Nai since 2017. The plant employs 411 people across development, purchasing, production, warehousing and finance.
Those five departments work from one system rather than passing spreadsheets between them. For a customer that means accurate stock, costs that hold up, and a single answer to where an order stands — from first prototype to the carton on the truck.
Tell us the style, the volume and the ship date. We will come back with a development plan and an indicative cost.