One roof in Bình Dương: design, cutting, stitching, lasting, finishing and inspection.
Built as a single operation, not assembled from rented capacity. No stage leaves the site, so a schedule has one owner and a defect has one address.
Where output goes today, working to twenty per cent annual export growth. Volumes per market and per line are set per programme and are not published.
Everything you are about to read happens in this room.
15,000 m² in Bình Dương. Five stages, no subcontractor, one address for a defect.
A pair crosses the floor once. A fault found at finishing traces to the bench it came from, and a schedule has no handover in it to slip.
Cleaning, dressing, lacing, sock fitting and packing. On a heeled or a leather shoe the finishing room is not a tidy-up at the end, it is a large part of what the customer is actually paying for.
Every pair is then checked against the sample you approved at stage 01 before it is boxed. That approved pair is the reference: not a written specification, not a photograph, but the physical shoe both sides signed off.
A general machine can make most things badly. A single-purpose machine, set once and left, makes one thing the same way ten thousand times, which is the whole argument for owning them rather than hiring capacity by the season.
What a factory can quote is decided by what stands on its floor. When you send a construction we do not have the machine for, the honest answer is no rather than a price we cannot hold. When we do have it, the setup is already there rather than bought in against your order.
What each machine group decides for your order. Counts per group are not published.
Efficient material use and proper grain placement
How many panels a design can carry.
Which constructions we can build.
The surface a customer judges first.
How fast work moves between stages.
Answered plainly, including the two where the answer is that we will send you the document rather than summarise it here.
We are, at every stage, because there is no other party involved. Cutting, closing, lasting and finishing are all ours, so a defect has a bench, a shift and a machine attached to it rather than a supplier to chase.
Not on this page. Inspection levels are agreed per programme and set out in the order documentation — a buyer with their own quality manual will normally want theirs applied. Ask and we will send what we work to.
One certification and three audit programmes: certified to the Global Recycled Standard, audited under amfori BSCI, SMETA 4-Pillar and SCAN. Between them they cover recycled content and its chain of custody, labour practice, health and safety, environment, business ethics and supply chain security.
GRS is a certification and issues a certificate. amfori BSCI, SMETA 4-Pillar and SCAN are audit programmes: they produce audit reports, not certificates. What each one covers.
Certificate numbers, issuing bodies and validity dates are sent on request rather than published.
Nhật Minh works on FOB terms: we source leather, linings, sole units and components ourselves, so a late material becomes our problem rather than your delay. We can also build to suppliers you have already approved — the floor works the same way either way, and only the material risk changes. How the terms work.
On an OEM order, you do: you supplied the specification and it stays yours. On an ODM development, what happens to the model afterwards is agreed in writing before development starts rather than assumed. The three routes.
At Nhat Minh Footwear, we combine flexible production planning with a structured development process to support reliable delivery and consistent quality.
The shortest route to trusting a factory is standing in it. We host buyers at the plant in person, or walk the line on a video call if the trip is not practical yet.
