Material integrity
Leathers, linings and soles selected against the wear, climate and price positioning of your market — and inspected before cutting.
Est. 2011 · Agra, India
Footwear knowledge, built in the Agra shoemaking hub.
Expose Trendze was founded in 2011 as a B2B footwear development and manufacturing partner for international brands, importers and private labels — with a strong focus on European markets.
- Est. 2011
- Agra, Uttar Pradesh
- Export focused
Our story
Craft first, commerce always.
Agra is one of India's oldest and deepest footwear manufacturing clusters. Expose Trendze was established here in 2011 to give international buyers a partner who understands both the craft of shoemaking and the commercial realities of a brand collection.
The company is led by founder Dushyant Singh, trained at the Central Footwear Training Institute (CFTI), Agra, 2004. That technical grounding shapes how every enquiry is handled: construction, last, material and finishing are discussed with the same care as delivery dates and packing standards.
We work with brands that need product developed, sampled and produced reliably — from a first reference shoe through to a repeatable, export-ready style.
What guides us
Quality philosophy.
Consistency matters more than volume. A style is only right when it can be repeated, order after order.
Construction discipline
Lasting, closing and finishing executed to the approved sample standard, with checks built into each stage rather than only at the end.
Honest communication
Clear lead times, clear approvals and early flags if something needs to change. No surprises between sample and shipment.
Leadership
Dushyant Singh
Founder of Expose Trendze and a graduate of the Central Footwear Training Institute (CFTI), Agra, 2004. He works directly with buyers on product development, sampling decisions and production planning, keeping technical intent intact from first sketch to final carton.
[email protected]Export focus
Markets we develop for.
- Germany
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Italy
- European Markets
European buyers shape much of our product knowledge — particularly around Haferl and Trachten footwear, formal leather construction and sizing conventions used across German-speaking markets.
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