Billing for your footwear shop in Haryana
The carton from the factory, the winter that carries the year and the dozen for a village shop.
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A carton entered once, the winter read month by month and the dozen on credit
A short carton raised with the factory the same week
The factory is a short drive away, so a short carton is not a month's loss. Check each size against the order at the door, and the short size is raised with the maker the same week, before the shelf shows the gap.
The winter boot and the sports shoe, and what the slow months' money buys
The winter boot and the sports shoe sell in the cold months and sit in the warm ones. At the end of winter, set the boots left against the boots sold. In the slow months buy only the sizes the winter showed you were short in, with the money the slow months leave.
The first dozen is small, the next one is bigger, as the page shows
Before you give a dozen to a village shopkeeper you do not know, open his page: what he took, what he paid and how long he took. A new shop gets a small dozen, a prompt payer gets a larger one. The credit is yours to give, and the page is what you decide from.
Factory cartons from the park, a winter that carries the year and the village shop's dozen
A carton from the factory: one design, a run of sizes, and a missing pair
Near a footwear cluster, many shops buy straight from the makers, by the carton. A carton holds one design in a run of sizes, and sometimes a size is missing or a pair is the wrong colour. The carton is cut open at the shop door, the pairs go on the wall, and by the evening nobody can say what arrived and which size is short.
The winter carries the year, and the summer has to carry the rent
Boots, sports shoes and woollen-lined pairs sell from October to February, and the rest of the year is slow. A shop that sells half its year in five months has to buy for those months before they come, with the money of the slow ones. If the winter is short or warm, the cartons are still on the shelf in March. The cold shoes stay in the carton until a customer asks, and by then the right size has gone.
The village shopkeeper who wants a dozen pairs to sell on
A small shop in a village comes in to buy a dozen pairs of the same chappal and sell them from his own shelf. He asks to pay after he has sold them. You do not know him, and you cannot say how many dozens he has already taken or how many he has paid for.
Sonipat's Kundli and Sirsa's mandis: who buys footwear in a Haryana town
A footwear shop sells to the people of its town. These two districts show who they can be.
- In Sonipat, The Tribune called the Kundli industrial estate a preferred industrial destination in January 2019.
- Paddy piled up at the Sirsa mandis in early October 2026 as procurement lagged.
What a Haryana footwear shop near the park uses
Orders to suppliers
The run of sizes the factory packs, beside the order you sent, so what you asked for and what it packs are seen on one page.
Daily reports
One boot design read by size across the winter, so the sizes that went in November are seen apart from the sizes that sold in January.
Low stock warnings
A warning that the most-sold sizes of the winter boot are nearly gone, while the factory can still send another carton.
Cartons, winter and the village dozen: what Haryana shoe shops ask
A village shopkeeper who paid on time asks for a bigger dozen. What does his page show?
His page shows the days between each dozen and its payment. A shop that pays early gets the next dozen bigger, and a slow one stays at the small dozen until his page is clear. The factory's cartons come in numbers, so a bigger dozen for a good payer is easy to cut.
It is March and boot cartons are still unopened. How do I see what is left before I buy more?
In March the unopened boot cartons are money standing still. Count each boot design to see what is left, and order fewer summer chappals if the boot cartons will still be on the shelf when summer comes, because the shop cannot carry both at once. Do not let the winter's leftovers eat the summer's money.
The cold comes and customers ask for the boot on the wall. Which sizes go on the wall and which stay in the carton?
Put on the wall the sizes that go first and keep the rest in the carton behind. The count says how many of each size the carton holds.
Bahadurgarh's Footwear Park on the Delhi highway
Bahadurgarh's Footwear Park covers 316 acres on National Highway 10, which links Delhi with Rohtak and Hisar, says the Haryana Directorate of MSME. A shop on the same road is a short drive from the makers, and its cartons come to the door. Cartons come in a run of sizes, and a shop that checks the run the evening it comes can tell the maker the same week.
Bahadurgarh's footwear industry has a yearly turnover of around Rs 20,000 crore, and more than 50% of it comes in the October to February winter season. The shops that sell its pairs live by the same calendar, with most of the year's work in five months. A shop that has read last winter month by month knows when its own season starts.