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The belt is made of elastic fabric with a width of 3.5cm and length of 110-120cm.

Men's Elastic Fabric Woven Stretch Braided Belts (35-16920)

Name: Men's Elastic Fabric Woven Stretch Braided Belts (35-16920)
Brand: WENZHOU KARION INDUSTRY & COMMERCE CO., LTD.
SKU: 1947958675

Zhejiang, ChinaWENZHOU KARION INDUSTRY & COMMERCE CO., LTD.

US$1.50-4.50

1,000 Pieces

Sample price:US$30.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Belt Material

Elastic

Pattern

Finished

Model NO.

35-16920

Buckle Type

Pin Buckle

Gender

Men's

Buckle Material

Alloy

Belt Width

3.5cm

Age

Adults

Belt Length

110cm-120cm

Color

Customized

MOQ

600PCS

Transport Package

Carton

Specification

68*35*28cm

Trademark

OEM

Origin

China

HS Code

6217109000

Production Capacity

500000/Month

Key features

Customizable Design: Any color, pattern, and size can be customized for OEM orders.

Elastic Material: Made of elastic fabric with a woven stretch braided design for comfort.

Versatile Style: Features a pin buckle alloy buckle suitable for men's casual or formal wear.

Flexible MOQ: Low minimum order quantity of 600 pieces for customized color options.

Fast Sample Time: Samples are ready within 7-10 days before bulk order placement.

Reliable Shipping: Supports DHL, TNT, FedEx, UPS for samples and sea/air for bulk.

Company profile

WENZHOU KARION INDUSTRY & COMMERCE CO., LTD.

Zhejiang, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading CompanyExport Year: 2020-06-09Nearest Port: SHANGHAI, NINGBOAverage Response Time: ≤6.56hTerms of Payment: T/TInternational Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, CIF

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryWenzhou Karion Industry & Commerce Co., Ltd. is a China-based limited company operating as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory, specializing in leather belts, textile belts, and related accessories since 2001. It reports ISO 9001 and SEDEX certifications, five production lines, 41–50 quality-control staff, and one-month off-season lead times; peak-season fulfillment requires 2–3 months. The supplier states that 90% of sales are exports and identifies broad global export markets. It offers OEM processing and claims after-sales service, but the evidence does not quantify service performance. R&D experience is under five years, while customer-case evidence is limited to three recorded transactions involving one Mexican buyer, with monetary details omitted.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly identified as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory, and its business description states that it designs, produces, and provides OEM processing for leather belts and accessories. This indicates direct manufacturing capability alongside trading activities.

CertificationsThe supplier reports holding ISO 9001 and SEDEX certifications. These are explicit certifications relevant to quality management and ethical or social compliance, although no certificate scope or validity details are provided.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier states that it provides all-round service and expert after-sales service. These claims support the existence of an after-sales offering, but no response-time, warranty, service-team, or performance evidence is supplied.

Production capacityThe supplier reports five production lines, 41–50 quality-control staff, one-month off-season lead time, and 2–3-month peak-season fulfillment. Its stated specialization in producing belts and accessories supports manufacturing capability, although the peak-season lead time indicates a longer fulfillment period under demand pressure.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers OEM processing and covers multiple belt types, including leather, PU, webbing, elastic, braided, reversible-buckle, women’s, and men’s casual belts. This directly supports product customization capability, though the available information does not specify minimum order quantities or customization scope.

Client casesThree recorded trade entries are associated with the supplier, all registered in January 2025 and involving one Mexican buyer, VISUALTEX SA DE CV, across textile belts, leather belts, and leather belts with accessories. These records demonstrate some transaction history and product-market activity, but the case base is limited and does not independently establish broad customer diversification.