Construction and printing
Supplier-stated: the supplier's own description of its product; not independently tested. It covers the slip-in fit and the printing of your design.
Made to order · supplier-stated
Who prints and supplies your order
Wangyudian is the English-language international sales desk for Guangzhou Wangyu Dian Trading Co., Ltd., which prints and supplies football shin guards to the buyer's design. The company is registered in Guangzhou. Who manufactures the shells is not documented on this site. Verify what matters to you before your first order, on a call or through your own inspector.
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On the record
What is published
Made to order. Wangyudian prints and supplies football shin guards to your design, made to order (supplier-stated). The design you send is printed on the front shell. The guards are slip-in (sock-fit), with no strap.
Order types. Single personalised pairs, team and club sets, retailer stock and full custom are separate order types. The minimum for each is confirmed on your quotation.
Who you contract. Your quotation and proforma name the contracting seller. Bank details are issued once, on the proforma, and never changed by email. Call the number on this site before paying a changed account.
Where these shin guards can be supplied. They carry no CE marking and no EN 13061 test report. Football shin guards are treated as Category II protective equipment in the EU and the UK, so they are not offered for sale into the EU/EEA or the UK as protective equipment until a conformity assessment is completed for the exact product. Buyers in other markets confirm their own local requirements; the sales desk can quote a certification project alongside a production order.
Labelled gaps
What is not yet documented
None of these is published yet. Ask for each one you need, and have the answer named on your quotation.
Who manufactures the shells. Which company moulds the shells is not documented on this site. Ask who makes them, and have the answer named on your quotation.
Licence and registered address. The business licence and the registered address are not published yet. Ask for the licence in writing before a production order.
Capacity. No figure for floor area, staff numbers or annual output is published yet. Ask for the figures you need, then check them through an inspection rather than a document alone.
Equipment and which steps are in-house. Whether printing, moulding and packing happen under one roof is not published yet. Ask which steps are done in-house and which are subcontracted.
How a run is checked. The checks run on a production order are not published yet. Ask which checks are done before packing, and name them on your quotation.
Test reports and certificates. No test report or certificate is on file for these products. Ask for the issued document for the exact product, named on your quotation.
Photographs and video. No photograph or video of the production site is published yet. Ask the desk what it can show you on a video call before a first order.
Evidence labels
What is stated, what is not, and what you check
Standards and documents
Not yet documented: no test report or certificate is on file for this product. Ask for the issued document for the exact product, named on your quotation.
Print, fit and finish
Verify on your sample: check this on the sample pair under your own use before a production order.
These guards are not presented as meeting any standard. Ask which issued documents exist for your exact product, and read the document rather than a description of it.
Buyer-side checks
Verify before you order
These routes are arranged by the sales desk, on request. Neither the call nor the inspection is a promise made by the supplier.
An inspection you appoint. On a production order you can appoint your own inspection company for a pre-shipment check. Write the checks and the pass limits yourself, and name the inspection step on your quotation before you accept it.
A video call before a first order. A video call before a first order can be requested through the desk. Send your questions in advance, so the call answers what you actually need.
Documents named on your quotation. Ask which issued documents exist for the exact product you are buying. What exists is named on your quotation, so read the document rather than a description of it.
Check what matters before your first order
Ask for a video call, an inspection on a production order, or the documents for your exact product.
Verify before you order