To give an intuitive analogy, a worker in a food factory put the sausages that had just come off the assembly line into his pocket, took them out of the factory, and sold them to a small shop. This kind of sausages They are "factory goods", that is, the shoes we see online or in private shoe stores, usually without shoe boxes and priced much lower than the original price. Other sausages coming off the production line have gone through quality inspection, packaging and other processes and finally appear in supermarkets. This kind of sausage is "specialty goods", that is, shoes sold in regular specialty stores. Some of them are exported abroad, and the shoes sold in foreign specialty stores then flow back to the country through other channels. This kind of sausage is called "foreign specialty goods". This kind of shoes has nothing to do with the domestic specialty shoes. The difference is that many of the so-called "cabbage" on the Internet are bought at low prices from foreign specialty stores by people like us, and then sold at a higher price.
In addition, there is a rather special "factory product". If some workers take out the mixed meat filling and casings at the same time, and then process them in a small workshop, this kind of sausage is ours. What used to be called "assembled goods". This kind of shoe is genuine from the midsole to the upper, but the subsequent splicing process is indeed done by private individuals. Due to differences in worker skills and glue, or due to incomplete assembly accessories, such as the lack of high-tech such as air cushions, Accessories, the quality of such shoes is often not guaranteed. For example, there are a large number of low-priced Air Max 90, Asics K series, etc. online.
Of course, the current situation is that all manufacturers are strictly cracking down on "factory goods". There are very few real "factory goods". Most profiteers just use the banner of "factory goods" to deceive some. Consumers who don’t understand shoes and prefer small and cheap products are actually selling outright fakes.
Finally, I would like to say that since most of the outflow of factory goods is illegal, strictly speaking according to the law, selling factory goods is an act of selling stolen goods, so please try not to buy factory goods. goods.