JT-A-009
Custom Adjustable Breathable Comfortable Hand Made Eye Mask Shade Cover
- Type
- Tactical Goggles
- Color
- Black, OD Green, Khaki
Wearer equipment programs
Tactical Footwear, Headwear and Accessories Matched to the Wearer Kit
Build a coordinated issue list for boots, gloves, headwear and supporting accessories, with fit, materials, colour, equipment interface and packing defined for the intended wearer group.
- Role-based footwear and accessory selection
- Size and fit records for bulk allocation
- Colour, trim and identification coordination
- Individual, size-ratio or unit-set packing
Available product options
40 product options for bulk enquiries
Compare the styles below. Open a product for its details, or send the product ID and your requirements to discuss a quotation.
JT-A-010
2024 Designer Custom TAC Lens TR90 Frame Fashion Lifestyle Polarized
- Type
- Tactical Goggles
- Color
- Black
JT-A-012
Half Finger Gloves Comfortable Outdoor Sports Polyester Black Tactical
- Usage
- Outdoor
- Feature
- Comfortable
JT-BC-004
Camouflage Baseball Cap/Hat
JT-BH-002
Jinteng T65/C35 Multi Color Jungle Battle Russian Camouflage Boonie Hats
- Color
- Multi color
- Size
- S,M,L
JT-BH-007
Woodland Camouflage Bonnie Hat
JT-F-005
Durable Genuine Leather Molded Tactical Boots with Anti-Slip/Anti-abrasion
- Color
- Black
- Upper Material
- Genuine Leather
JT-F-007
Tactical Men's Light Casual Shoes Breathable Brown Combat Boots Desert
- Color
- Black / Brown / Sand
- Sole
- EVA + Rubber
JT-F-008
Hunting Boots for Outdoor Sports and Wilderness Adventures
- Color
- Black
- Upper Material
- Mesh Fabric
JT-F-011
Slip-On Boots Labor Protection Anti-Slip Wear-Resistant Smashing and
- Function
- Anti-stab, Anti-smash
- Pressure tolerance
- 11KN
JT-F-015
Jinteng Government Black Shoes Leather Tactical Boots Waterproof Officer
- Suitable for
- Office
- Logo
- Accept Customized Logo
JT-F-016
Combat Molding Full Split Leather Officer Boots for Parade Outsole for Men
- Suitable for
- Parade
- Color
- Black
More than an accessory list
Turn separate items into a kit that can be fitted, ordered and replenished.
Tactical footwear, headwear and accessories create avoidable problems when style selection, size allocation and packing are handled as separate purchases. Jinteng organizes the range around wearer tasks, climate, required interfaces and issue method, then records the exact proposed item, material, colour, size range and included services for quotation and approval.
- FitApprove by item and wearer group
- Boot, glove and headwear sizing should be reviewed independently.
- InterfaceCheck the complete worn system
- Confirm compatibility with clothing, load carriage and required protective equipment.
- PackAllocate without resorting
- Connect size ratios and item codes to labels, cartons and delivery locations.
Product selection
Compare styles and uses
Find the style closest to your needs, then explore the available products.
01 · Footwear
Tactical and Combat Boots
Compare duty and field boot options by upper, lining, outsole, height, closure, size range and use conditions.
View product details02 · Hand equipment
Tactical Duty Gloves
Glove configurations selected around dexterity, grip, cuff, reinforcement, climate and required equipment handling.
View product details03 · Headwear
Military Boonie Hats and Tactical Caps
Compare configurable headwear by uniform colour, brim or crown construction, ventilation, identity, adjustment and size method.
View product details04 · Supporting items
Belts, Pouches and Small Accessories
Clearly identified accessories assembled only after attachment, dimensions, colour and kit position are confirmed.
Product advantages
Details that make a difference
Compare the features below when choosing your products.
Fit data before size ratios
Use the proposed last, measurement method and representative samples before confirming allocation.
Materials named by component
Record upper, lining, sole, shell, palm, closure and trim instead of relying on a general material label.
Compatibility reviewed while worn
Check trouser hems, socks, cuffs, helmets, eyewear and carried equipment with the proposed items.
Item identity follows the delivery plan
Link product codes, colours and sizes to labels, unit sets and replacement references.
Fit approval
A representative sample answers questions a size chart cannot.
Foot volume, sock choice, glove dexterity and headwear adjustment affect field fit. The sampling plan should state who reviews each item, what other equipment is worn and which observations must be closed before the size ratio is approved.
- Item-specific measurement method
- Representative wearer and equipment check
- Recorded size-ratio decision
Kit control
Keep similar-looking accessories distinguishable through packing and replenishment.
A kit matrix assigns every proposed product a description, configuration, colour, size field, quantity and packing position. This reduces mix-ups during approval and gives procurement teams a usable reference for later replenishment.
- Unique item and configuration references
- Size and location allocation
- Outer-carton reconciliation
Kit development path
Five steps align product choice with wearer distribution.
The process keeps fit, configuration and delivery decisions visible on one program record.
- 01
Define wearer tasks
List roles, climate, daily wear conditions, equipment interfaces and quantity.
- 02
Build the item matrix
Select proposed categories and record component, colour, size and performance fields.
- 03
Review representative samples
Check fit, movement, grip, adjustment and compatibility with the intended kit.
- 04
Freeze allocation
Approve product references, size ranges, ratios, identity and packing instructions.
- 05
Reconcile delivery
Match packed items and sizes to the accepted matrix and delivery locations.
Application contexts
Organize the product around the people, environment and delivery task.
Use these common program contexts to clarify the specification and route your enquiry to the most relevant product and project-support pages.
Public-security wearer kits
Coordinate visible duty items, sizing and issue packing for defined public-service roles.
Contractor field teams
Assemble role-based footwear and accessories alongside the approved clothing list.
Distributor and tender supply
Prepare a comparable item matrix with clear options, quantities and delivery responsibilities.Buyer resources
Use practical guides and the company catalogue to prepare the next decision.
The resources below help you define the requirement, choose the right approval stage and request a more comparable quotation.
Product catalogue
2026 Product Catalogue
Request the current company catalogue, then tell us which product families and configurations should be included in your quotation.
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Buyer guide
Bulk order sampling path
Choose the sample that matches the decision being made.
Read the buyer guide
Buyer guide
Institutional kitting guide
Plan item, size, label and carton control.
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Buyer guide
RFQ specification review
Turn a partial item list into comparable supplier responses.
Read the buyer guideProgram coordination
One commercial team keeps sourced items connected to the approved kit.
Jinteng has supported institutional supply from Wuhan since 2002. For tactical footwear, headwear and accessories, the practical value is coordinated product identification, sample comments, size allocation and packing records across items that may come from different qualified supply routes.
- One matrix for proposed items and options
- Sample and approval comments linked to item codes
- Kitting and delivery records prepared for the complete order
Configuration details
Materials, sizes and custom options
Review the product-specific details below, then use these tabs to plan any changes.
Define each issue item separately
A shared matrix keeps different product types comparable.
- Footwear construction and size range
- Glove material, cuff and handling needs
- Headwear form, adjustment and identity
- Accessory dimensions, attachment and colour
- JT-A-009 · Size
- One size fits all
- JT-A-009 · Weight
- 0.2kg
- JT-A-010 · Size
- One size fits all
- JT-A-010 · Weight
- 0.2kg
- JT-A-012 · Material
- Polyester
Use item-specific approval criteria
Each item needs a suitable wearer and interface check.
- Sock and boot fit conditions
- Glove grip and dexterity tasks
- Headwear adjustment and equipment overlap
- Size-ratio decision record
Keep the exact offered configuration visible
Records should identify the item being quoted and delivered.
- Proposed product and option matrix
- Sample comments and accepted references
- Size, colour and identity approvals
- Packing and delivery reconciliation
Pack for issue and replenishment
The packing method should reflect how the buyer will distribute the items.
- Individual or unit-set packing
- Size and item labels
- Location-based carton marks
- Replacement item references
Purchase records
Verify the exact item, fit decision and delivered allocation.
Useful records answer buyer questions without relying on a generic product name.
- 01
Which exact product and option are included?
An item matrix naming construction, material, colour, size range, quantity and included services.
- 02
How was wearer fit reviewed?
Sample comments identifying review conditions, sizes, interfaces and the approved reference.
- 03
Can multiple items arrive as one issue set?
A kit BOM with item codes, sizes, label hierarchy, pack sequence and pilot-pack check.
- 04
How will replacements match the first order?
Retained configuration, identity, size and packing references with recorded revision status.
Frequently asked questions
Questions buyers ask before sampling and quotation
These answers address the configuration, order planning and approval details that most often affect a bulk project.
How should tactical boot sizes be planned for a bulk order?
Confirm the proposed sizing system and measurement method, then review representative samples with the intended socks and use conditions. Build the order ratio from wearer data only after fit comments are closed, and keep each approved size connected to the product reference.
Can footwear, gloves and headwear be packed as one kit?
Yes, when every item and size field is identified in a kit BOM. A pilot pack should confirm label visibility, pack sequence, quantity and carton allocation before the full order is packed.
What information is needed to compare tactical gloves?
Describe the handling tasks, climate, required dexterity, grip surfaces, cuff preference, reinforcement needs, colour and size range. Compare the exact proposed material and construction, then use samples to review fit and equipment handling.
How are custom colours and identity details controlled?
Provide authorized colour and artwork references with placement and dimension instructions. The proposed submission and sample should carry an identifier so the accepted colour, badge, embroidery or label can be traced into packing records.
What changes the quotation for a mixed accessory kit?
Product configuration, materials, size range, quantity, customization, sample work, individual packing, set assembly and delivery allocation can all change the offer. A line-by-line matrix makes optional services and assumptions visible.
Buyer guide
How to prepare a tactical footwear and accessory schedule
A clear schedule lets suppliers quote the same item scope and lets the buyer approve fit before allocation.
Read the full buying guide
Separate product choice from size quantity
First identify the proposed construction, materials, colour and equipment interface for each item. For boots, record the upper, lining, outsole, height, closure and proposed sizing system; for gloves and headwear, record the relevant shell, palm, cuff, adjustment and size fields. Only after representative samples close product and fit questions should the buyer approve the size range and ratio. This prevents available stock sizes from silently determining the specification and keeps commercial comparison focused on the same item configuration.
Review every item as part of the worn system
State which trousers, socks, helmets, eyewear, belts or carried equipment will be used with the proposed item. Review boots with the intended sock thickness and movement conditions, gloves with representative handling tasks, and headwear with required adjustment and equipment overlap. Record specific observations such as heel movement, toe space, grip, cuff interference or pressure points rather than a general comfort rating. The resulting comments give the buyer a defensible basis for product selection and size allocation.
Design packing around real distribution work
Choose individual, wearer-set, unit-set or size-ratio packing before the order reaches final assembly. Give each product, colour and size a stable reference and show how it appears on inner labels, set labels and outer cartons. When boots, gloves, headwear and accessories are combined, reconcile a pilot pack against the kit BOM and wearer or destination allocation. This catches missing items and ambiguous labels while the packing method can still be corrected, rather than during receiving or field issue.
Retain exact item references for replacement
A later boot, glove or headwear order should identify the accepted construction, material, colour, size system and sample revision rather than only the original family name. Keep fit comments and size conversions with that reference, especially when several sizing systems are used in one kit. Record proposed substitutions separately and update the kit BOM after approval. This protects fit consistency and prevents a similar-looking accessory, a changed last or a different component from entering the issue set without a new review.
Project enquiry
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Share the current requirement, even if some technical fields still need a supplier proposal. We will use the product IDs and project context to recommend the next quotation or sample step.
Helpful details to include
- Wearer roles and use conditions
- Item and option matrix
- Fit and equipment-interface plan
- Size data and allocation method
- Identity, packing and destination instructions
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