Feiyue and Hui Alai are the same company.

Feiyue and Huili originally belonged to the Shanghai Rubber Products Factory, a public-private partnership, which included Feiyue's predecessor, Shanghai Dafu Company. In 1958, the "Feiyue" trademark was officially registered, and "Feiyue Shoes" was born. In the 1980s, Dafu Rubber Factory once became one of the largest shoe companies in the Southeast Asian market. However, in the 1990s, with the entry of foreign sports brands, Feiyue began to slump. Dafu Rubber Factory invested in the establishment of Shanghai Dabowen Shoes Co., Ltd. and authorized the trademark.

At this time, a Frenchman, Patrice Bastian, took a fancy to Feiyue in China and applied for an overseas agent from Dabo Wen. After the trademark was brought back to France, he found that Feiyue had not registered an international trademark and named it "Flying Forward". "The trademark was registered in Europe and packaged as a French brand. The Feiyue brands currently on the market include: Dafu Feiyue, Dabowen Feiyue, Huili Feiyue, and French Feiyue, so the Feiyue, Dabowen, and Dafu Feiyue flagship stores you see online in China are all domestically produced.

Advantages of Feiyue

The advantage of Hui Li is that it is lightweight, cheap, and beautiful in appearance. The upper has a very good affinity with the foot and is not easy to sprain. It is especially made of high-quality rubber. The green soles are extremely elastic and help with bounce. Hui Li's shoes attach great importance to practicality. Wearing them will give people a comfortable experience and will not make people feel tired. Moreover, they will have a loose and soft feeling under the feet, which is very comfortable! The soles are also very flexible, and the soles are made of rubber with a very thick layer.

This can provide the wearer with a comfortable experience when walking or exercising. The design of the rubber sole determines that these shoes are wear-resistant and anti-slip. Therefore, even on rainy days, everyone can You don’t have to worry about falling when you’re traveling on slippery land.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Feiyue