Who is Wangyudian?
Wangyudian is the brand under which a factory makes football shin guards to order. The front shell is printed by sublimation with your own photo, name and number (factory-stated). One personalised pair, or a team, club, retailer, print-on-demand or private-label set, is sold through this site's English-language international sales desk. The factory's location and legal name are not published here yet. Prices and minimums are quoted per enquiry. Your quotation and proforma name the contracting seller.
Is this the factory or a trader?
This site is the factory's English-language international sales desk. The shin guards are made to order at the factory (factory-stated). The desk answers your enquiry, collects your design and issues the quotation. The legal manufacturer's name is not published here yet. Your quotation and proforma name the contracting seller, so you see who sells and invoices before you pay.
Who do I contract with and pay?
Your quotation and proforma name the contracting seller. Bank details are issued once, on the proforma, and never changed by email. If you receive a changed account, call the number on this site before paying. Ask for the seller's full details on the quotation, then check them against the proforma before your first payment.
Can I order one pair?
Yes. A single personalised pair of
custom shin guards is the first rung of the order structure, and the factory fulfils quantity-one personalised orders (factory-stated). Send the player's height, the photo you want printed, the name and number, and your country. The desk returns a quotation with the sizing, the design and the terms for that one pair. Prices and minimums for every order type are quoted per enquiry.
What can be printed on the shin guards?
A photo with a name and number is printed on the front shell (factory-stated). Ask the desk about anything beyond that, including a club crest, a full wrap design or a plain unprinted pair. What each catalogue reference can carry is confirmed on your quotation. Send the image at the highest resolution you have, and say where the name and number should sit.
Can I print a footballer's photo or a club crest?
Send only images, names and logos you own or have permission to use. If a design looks like it belongs to someone else, the desk will ask before printing. Your own photo, your name and your number are the simplest design to send. Say in your first message who owns the design.
What sizes are there, and how do I choose?
Send the player's height in centimetres. The European standard for football shin guards sizes them by the player's height, so height is the number the desk needs. No size chart is published here yet, so your size is confirmed on your quotation. For a team, send a height for each player and the desk returns the size mix with the quotation.
Do the shin guards carry EN 13061 or CE?
No test report or certificate is on file for these products. EN 13061 is the harmonised European standard used to test football shin guards. Shin guards sold in Europe as protective equipment are Category II under Regulation (EU) 2016/425. CE marking there follows a notified body's type examination. Ask which issued documents exist for the exact product, named on your quotation. Do not rely on a marking without the report.
What are the shin guards made of?
The front shell is printed and the back is foam-lined. The guard is slip-in (sock-fit) and is worn without a strap (factory-stated). Shell and liner materials, thickness and weight are confirmed on your quotation until a specification is published here. If a material matters to your order, name it in your enquiry and ask for it in writing on the quotation.
How do I send my design, and what files do you need?
Send the original photo or logo at the highest resolution you have, plus the name and number as text. The desk confirms what it needs for your design before the order is placed. File formats, resolution limits and the printable area are confirmed on your quotation until the factory's specification is published here. Read
how customisation works for the path from your design to a printed pair.
Will the print fade, scratch or wash off?
The print is sublimation (factory-stated), and no wear test is published here. Check the print on your sample pair under your own use before a production order. Wash it as you would wash a guard, wear it for a full session, then look at the edges and the colour. Tell the desk what you find, and put anything that matters into the quotation.
What is the minimum order for teams, retailers and private label?
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. No minimum quantity is published here. Say which order type you are asking about and how many pairs you expect, and the desk quotes the structure that applies.
Can I get a sample pair first?
Yes, starting with a sample pair is a route the desk quotes. The sample cost, the timing and any credit against a later order are agreed on the quotation and shown on the proforma. Keep the confirmed sample and check the production run against it when it arrives. Nothing about sample terms is published here, so ask for it in writing.
How long does an order take?
Production time and transit time are two separate clocks, and both are stated on your quotation. No delivery promise is published here. Seasonal factory closures are normal market practice, and the weeks that apply to your order are confirmed on your quotation. If a date matters, say so in your first message so the desk can quote against it.
How are orders packed and shipped?
Packing is quoted by order type: a single pair, a team carton or retail packaging. The packing options and the shipping mode are confirmed on your quotation until the factory's specification is published here. Say where the order ships, whether the pairs are packed individually and whether anything must be printed on the packaging. The desk quotes packing and shipping together.
Do you supply blank guards or fulfil print-on-demand and dropship orders?
Ask the desk about made-to-order supply for print-on-demand and dropship orders. The desk confirms how orders and artwork reach the factory, how each pair is packed and how it ships. Blank, unprinted guards are an ask rather than a published line. Send a typical order and destination country, and the desk quotes the flow against it.
Do you do private label or OEM / ODM?
Yes. Private label and OEM / ODM projects run on the made-to-order shell: your brand, your design and your packaging. Quantities, packaging options and the project steps are confirmed on your quotation. Start with a sample pair, then order against the confirmed sample. See
OEM / ODM for what to send before the desk quotes.
Where is the factory, and can I visit or inspect?
The factory's location is not published here yet. A factory visit is not arranged through this site yet, so ask the desk before you plan one. You can appoint a third-party pre-shipment inspection on a production order, at your cost, and set the checks it runs. Ask the desk for a video call before a first order. Read the
factory page for what to verify before a first order.
How claims are labelled
What stands behind each answer
Three labels, used the same way on every page, so you know what to check and what to ask for in writing.
Factory-statedWhat the factory describes
Factory-stated: the factory's own description of its product; not independently tested.
Not yet documentedWhat is not on file
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.
Verify on your sampleWhat you check yourself
Verify on your sample: check this on the sample pair under your own use before a production order.
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product finder, or send your product, quantity and destination country to the
sales desk and ask for a quotation.