Apollo Fashion International Limited (AFIL) is a private label leather goods manufacturer in Noida, India, making leather footwear, jackets and outerwear, bags, belts and small leather goods that brands sell under their own names. AFIL has manufactured since 1994 in its own two factories, taking products from sketch to store with custom design, logo branding and exclusive packaging.
Private label means AFIL makes the product and your brand goes on it. You decide the design direction, materials, branding and packaging; AFIL handles pattern making, sampling, sourcing, production and quality control.
OEM (original equipment manufacturing) usually means you supply a complete design or tech pack and AFIL builds it to that specification. White label means adapting an existing base design with your logo and colours. AFIL supports all three, and many projects mix them.
AFIL is a direct producer. Development and production happen in AFIL's own factories, not through a trading agent, so the people quoting your product are the people making it.
Men's and women's boots, sneakers, moccasins, ballerinas, lace-ups, heeled and comfort shoes, sandals, slippers and clogs. See private label leather shoes.
Jackets and outerwear built to your fit, lining, hardware and finish, from soft nappa to washed and distressed looks. See leather jacket manufacturing.
Bags made to your design, such as totes, shoulder and crossbody bags, structured or soft, with your hardware and lining. See private label leather bags.
Dress and casual belts, plus wallets, cardholders and other small leather goods with your logo. See private label leather belts.
| What you can customise | Options | Typical requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Design and pattern | Your own design, or an adapted AFIL base construction | Sketch, reference sample or tech pack |
| Leather grade | Full-grain, top-grain, corrected-grain, split or suede | Target price and intended use |
| Finish and colour | Nappa, aniline, semi-aniline, pull-up, waxed, nubuck, washed, embossed, patent, metallic | Colour standard (swatch or Pantone reference); custom colours carry higher minimums |
| Hardware | Buckles, zips, rivets, snaps and fittings in chosen metals and platings, or custom logo hardware | Finish and size spec; custom moulds need extra lead time |
| Lining and trims | Fabric or leather linings, piping, edge paint, stitching colour and thread | Material and colour choice per component |
| Sizing and fit | Your size range and grading; your lasts or fit references for footwear and jackets | Size chart or fit sample |
| Branding | Logo embossing or debossing, woven or printed labels, insole and lining prints, hang tags | Vector artwork and placement guide |
| Packaging | Branded boxes, dust bags, tissue, inserts, barcode labels | Packaging artwork and retailer labelling rules |
AFIL offers logo embossing, private labelling and exclusive packaging. Logos can be embossed, debossed or foil-stamped into leather, engraved on hardware or carried on labels. Packaging, from shoe boxes and dust bags to swing tags, can be fully branded and packed retail-ready to your retailer's labelling and barcode rules.
Each stage is explained in detail on how AFIL works.
A leather manufacturer for startups needs to guide as well as produce. AFIL can develop a first collection from a sketch, recommend materials that fit your price point, and help you start with a focused range.
Growing labels use AFIL to add categories or move programs to a direct producer with capacity and on-time delivery.
Retailers building own-brand ranges get coordinated footwear, outerwear, bags and belts from one manufacturer, packed to their store requirements.
Importers get factory-direct pricing, export documentation and seasonal re-assortment.
India has a deep leather manufacturing base, from tanneries to skilled stitching and finishing. Noida, in the Delhi NCR region, gives AFIL access to materials, components, skilled workers and air and sea freight routes.
Trade terms differ by market: the India–UK CETA (in force since 15 July 2026) removes UK duties of up to 16% on qualifying leather goods with proof of origin; in the US, most goods from India, including leather goods and footwear, have faced an additional 10% Section 301 tariff on top of normal duty since 24 July 2026, and US rules may change; and the India–EU deal will remove duties of up to 17% once ratified and implemented. Confirm duty with a licensed customs broker, and see the guide to current US tariffs on leather goods from India.
A private label leather goods manufacturer makes leather products that another company sells under its own brand. AFIL handles development, sourcing and production, while the brand owns the name, design direction and customer. The goods carry only the brand's labels and packaging.
Yes, AFIL works as an OEM leather manufacturer, building products to a brand's own design or tech pack in its two Noida factories. AFIL can also adapt an existing construction with your materials and branding.
Yes, AFIL can start from a proven base construction and apply your leather, colours, hardware and logo. This white label route is often faster to sample than a design built from scratch. It suits brands that want to launch quickly and refine later.
AFIL sets MOQ per style, because it depends on the leather, construction and number of colours. Custom-dyed leather, custom hardware and printed packaging raise minimums because their suppliers have their own.
Yes, AFIL offers logo embossing and private labelling. Logos can be embossed or debossed into leather, applied on labels and linings, or carried on custom hardware. Send vector artwork and AFIL will show the result on a sample.
Yes, AFIL works with new and boutique brands as well as established retailers and importers. Startups usually do best with a focused first range of a few styles. AFIL can develop products from a sketch if you do not yet have a tech pack.
Yes, AFIL manufactures footwear, jackets and outerwear, bags, belts and small leather goods. Sourcing several categories from one manufacturer makes it easier to match leathers and finishes across a collection. It also gives you one partner for development, quality and shipping.
Share your tech pack, sketch or references for a feasibility check, material suggestions and a sampling plan.
New to private label? Read the private label guide for new brands.