BIS Certification for Footwear Manufacture and Importer
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BIS Product Certification
Ensuring quality, safety, and reliability through standardized BIS assessment. The Standard Mark guarantees compliance with BIS regulations, making products legally sound and trustworthy.
BIS Certification for Footwear
As per DPIIT notification, all footwear manufacturers must acquire a BIS certificate before the mandated deadlines. Products without the ISI Mark are strictly prohibited from production and sale in India.
Foreign manufacturers can apply through FMCS, ensuring compliance before customs clearance from July 1, 2023.
Important Deadlines
📅 Medium & Large Industries: Before July 1, 2023
📅 Small Scale Industries: Before January 1, 2024
📅 Micro Industries: Before July 1, 2024
BIS Certification for Rubber and Polymeric Material Footwear
In the order ‘Footwear made from all-Rubber and all-Polymeric material and its components (Quality Control Order, 2022),’ are embedded products such as rubber microcellular sheets, PVC sandals, all rubber gumboots and ankle boots, industrial and protective rubber knee and ankle boots, rubber slippers, rubber Hawai chappals, and PVC industrial boots.
As part of this certification order, all rubber and polymeric materials used in footwear will be subjected to quality control standards. Footwear made from all rubber and all polymeric materials (Quality Control) Order, 2020 lists different types of footwear, their standards, and the name of the standard.
| Sr. No. | Name of Footwear | Indian Standard | Title of Indian Standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Industrial and protective rubber knee and ankle boots | IS 5557: 2004 | Industrial and protective rubber knee and ankle boots – Specification |
| 2 | All rubber gum boots and ankle boots | IS 5557 (Part 2): 2018 | All rubber gum boots and ankle boots: Part 2 occupational purposes |
| 3 | Moulded solid rubber soles and heels | IS 5676: 1995 | Moulded solid rubber soles and heels - Specification |
| 4 | Rubber microcellular sheets for soles and heels | IS 6664: 1992 | Rubber microcellular sheets for soles and heels - Specification |
| 5 | Solid PVC soles and heels | IS 6664: 1992 | Rubber microcellular sheets for soles and heels - Specification |
| 6 | Solid PVC soles and heels | IS 6719: 1972 | Specification for solid PVC soles and heels |
| 7 | PVC sandal | IS 6721: 1972 | Specification for PVC sandal |
| 8 | Rubber Hawai Chappal | IS 10702: 1992 | Rubber Hawai Chappal - Specification |
| 9 | Slipper, rubber | IS 11544: 1986 | Specification for slipper, rubber |
| 10 | Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) industrial boots | IS 12254: 2021 | Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) industrial boots – Specification |
| 11 | Polyurethane sole, semirigid | IS 13893: 1994 | Polyurethane sole, semirigid - Specification |
| 12 | Unlined moulded rubber boots | IS 13995: 1995 | Unlined moulded rubber boots – Specification |
| 13 | Moulded plastic, footwear-Lined, Unlined Polyurethane, boots for general industrial use | IS 16645: 2018 | Moulded plastics footwear- Lined or Unlined polyurethane boots for general industrial use - Specification |
| 14 | Footwear for men and women for municipal scavenging work | IS 16994: 2018 | Footwear for men and women for municipal scavenging work |
BIS Certification for Leather Footwear and Other Footwear Compounds
“Footwear made from leather and other materials (Quality Control) Order, 2020” covers boots, safety shoes, canvas boots with rubber soles, canvas shoes with rubber sole, sports footwear, Derby shoes, and anti-riot shoes. In the table below, you will find a description of the types of footwear, their standards, and name of the standard referred to in the order.
| Sr. No. | Name of Footwear | Indian Standard | Title of Indian Standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Leather safety boots and shoes | IS 1989 (Part 1): 1986 | Specification for leather safety boots and shoes Part 1 for miners Specification for leather safety boots and shoes Part 2 for heavy metal industries |
| 2 | Canvas Shoes Rubber Sole | IS 3735: 1996 | Canvas Shoes, Rubber Sole- Specification |
| 3 | Canvas Boots Rubber Sole | IS 3736: 1995 | Canvas Boots, Rubber Sole- Specification |
| 4 | Safety Rubber Canvas Boots for Miners | IS 3736: 1995 | Safety Rubber Canvas Boots for Miners- Specification |
| 5 | Leather safety footwear having direct moulded rubber sole | IS 11226: 1993 | Leather safety footwear having direct moulded rubber sole-Specification |
| 6 | Leather safety footwear with direct moulded polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sole | IS 14544: 1998 | Leather safety footwear with direct moulded polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sole – Specification |
| 7 | Sports footwear | IS 15844: 2010 | Sports Footwear- Specification |
| 8 | High ankle tactical boots with PU – Rubber sole | IS 17012: 2018 | High ankle tactical boots with PU – Rubber Sole – Specification |
| 9 | Antiriot shoes | IS 17037: 2018 | Antiriot shoes – Specification |
| 10 | Derby shoes | IS 17043: 2018 | Derby shoes – Specification |
BIS Certification for PPE Footwear
There is an Order for the Quality Control of Personal Protective Equipment Footwear, 2020, which covers personal protective equipment footwear.
| Name of Footwear | Indian Standard | Title of Indian Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Protective Equipment – Footwear | IS 15298 (Part 2): 2016 | Personal protective equipment – Part 2 |
| Safety Footwear | IS 15298 (Part 3): 2019 | Personal protective equipment – Part 3 |
| Protective Footwear | IS 15298 (Part 4): 2017 | Personal protective equipment – Part 4 |
HOW TO OBTAIN BIS CERTIFICATION FOR FOOTWEAR?
BIS CERTIFICATION PROCESS
Follow these steps to obtain BIS certification for footwear:
- Identify the relevant Indian Standard for your product.
- Ensure your manufacturing and testing facilities comply with BIS requirements.
- Gather the required documents, including factory registration, plant layout, machinery list, and brand details.
- Submit the application with applicable fees.
- Undergo inspection and testing by BIS-authorized personnel.
- Obtain the BIS certification, which is valid for one year and needs annual renewal.
FEE STRUCTURE
The total expenses incurred in obtaining a BIS certificate include:
- Lab Setup Cost (In-House)
- Testing Charges by BIS authorized Laboratory
- Government Fees (Domestic Manufacturers):
- Application Fees – Rs 1000
- Annual Fees – Rs 1000
- Inspection Charges – Rs 7000
- Minimum Marking Fees – As per Indian Standards
- Advisory and Service Charges
TIMELINE
The expected duration for certification is:
- Domestic Manufacturer – 30 to 45 days (ISI Certificate)
- Foreign Manufacturer – 3 to 4 months (FMCS Certificate)
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