Short Sizes for Repair Work
Shoe nails are the short end of the range — 3/8" up to 1" — sized for driving through leather, rubber soles and heels without passing through the upper. That length is the whole point: a standard nail at these lengths does not exist, and a common nail is far too long for resoling.
The steel is supplied plain or blackened, matching the two finishes repair workshops ask for. Each carton is built as 56 boxes of 400 grams, so the counter sells by the box and the workshop keeps its sizes separated.
Where Shoe Nails Are Used
The core channel is shoe repair: cobblers resoling and heeling, and the wholesale distributors who keep repair shops supplied. Beyond footwear, the same short nails turn up in leather goods repair, saddle and harness work, and general upholstery tacking.
For importers this is a steady, low-return-rate line: shops reorder the same sizes continuously, and the carton format suits both counter display and workshop drawer storage.
- Shoe repair — resoling, heeling and general footwear repair
- Leather goods — bags, belts and case repair
- Saddlery — harness, tack and strap work
- Upholstery — light tacking on frames and trim
Packing & Program Notes
Packing is 56 boxes of 400 grams per carton across the five sizes — the format repair shops expect, and it keeps the size mix intact from the carton to the counter.
MOQ is 1 ton per SKU. Plain or black finish can be specified per order, and the size mix can be adjusted to what your market sells through.
Shoe Nails — FAQ
What sizes do you offer?
3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4" and 1".
How are the nails packed?
56 boxes of 400 grams per carton.
What finishes are available?
Plain steel or blackened steel.
What is the MOQ?
1 ton per SKU, with the size mix adjustable to your market.
