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To manufacture shoes, you typically need a business license to operate legally in your jurisdiction. Additionally, if you're using specific designs or trademarks, you may need permission from the original designers or brands, which could involve licensing agreements. Compliance with safety and labor regulations is also essential, depending on your location and the materials used. Finally, if you're planning to sell internationally, you may need to consider export licenses or comply with foreign regulations.
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What permission and license are required to make a shoe?
Don't need one not even for 1 million
Does anyone know of a shoe manufacturer who can make a shoe from a copy of one?
Any good shoe manufacturers won't do this. It's called black market or counterfeiting and the shoe company could be heavily fined and/or people who authorised this end up in court on criminal charges. The company would need to license the rights to the shoe.
What is the cost to make a shoe?
that depends on the kind of shoe, and what you want the shoe made from, and the quality of shoe you want
How much does Basketball shoe designers make?
3000Euro per shoe
How to make charcoal shoe polish?
How to make wine
How can you get license to sell Nike sneakers?
i am starting a small shoe buisness and i would like to sell nike products
Why cardboard is suitable to make a shoe box?
-bcoz it is perfect for the shoe's sizes and it is durable.
How do you make a shoe?
You Use Matriels !!!!!!
How do you make a shoe polish?
spit
Who will you get to make the shoe?
Of course cobbler.
What tools would one need to make leather moccasins?
Tools that are required to make leather moccasins are a piece of leather rawhide, some string, and any decorations that will be put on the moccasin. Indian culture is the birthplace of this type of shoe.
What type of lever is a shoe horn?
A shoe horn is a first-class lever. The pivot point is where the foot rests, the effort is applied at one end by the hand, and the load is the force required to slip the shoe on at the other end.
