BIS Certification for Sports Footwear for General Purpose – IS 15844 (Part 1):2023
Introduction
BIS Certification for Sports Footwear for General Purpose is a mandatory conformity requirement for products covered by IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 – Sports Footwear Part 1: General Purpose. BIS's current compulsory-certification listing includes IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 under the footwear quality-control framework.
IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 is the revised standard for general-purpose sports footwear. The earlier IS 15844:2010 sports-footwear standard was split into separate standards covering general-purpose, performance and professional sports footwear. BIS issued implementation guidance for the revised standards in 2023.
The BIS Product Manual states that certification under IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 operates under Scheme-I, and provides requirements relating to sampling, product grouping, testing equipment, scope of licence and the Scheme of Inspection and Testing.
BIS subsequently issued guidelines for Amendment No. 1 to IS 15844 (Part 1):2023. The amendment introduced important changes including separate categories for kids and adults, types for adult footwear, revised whole-footwear requirements and additional requirements relating to areas such as chemical requirements and lead content for PVC. BIS required implementation by 31 July 2024.
For manufacturers, import-related businesses and footwear companies dealing with covered products, understanding the applicable standard, product scope, testing requirements and BIS licensing procedure is essential for regulatory compliance.
About the Product
Sports Footwear for General Purpose refers to sports footwear intended for general or casual use rather than specialized performance or professional sporting applications.
The footwear can contain different combinations of:
- Leather upper
- Fabric upper
- PU-coated material
- Other upper materials
- Lining
- Insole
- Midsole
- Outsole
- EVA
- PU
- Fasteners
- Laces
- Buckles
- Eyelets
- D-Rings
- Ski Hooks
- Metal trims
- Velcro fasteners
- Elastic tape
- Counter stiffeners
The BIS Product Manual provides a detailed framework for defining the materials and construction features included within the licence scope.
What is BIS Certification?
BIS Certification is a conformity-assessment system administered by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
For products covered under compulsory certification, manufacturers must demonstrate conformity with the applicable Indian Standard and obtain the applicable BIS licence before using the Standard Mark in accordance with BIS requirements.
Sports Footwear for General Purpose under IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 is listed by BIS under compulsory certification.
Certification involves activities such as:
- Application submission
- Documentation
- Product testing
- Factory assessment
- Quality-control verification
- Sampling
- Technical evaluation
- Compliance with Scheme of Inspection and Testing
- Grant of licence
- Ongoing surveillance
What is IS 15844 (Part 1):2023?
IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 is titled:
Sports Footwear – Part 1: General Purpose
It is the first revision covering general-purpose sports footwear.
BIS's 2023 implementation guidance explains that the earlier IS 15844:2010 was split into:
- IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 – Sports Footwear Part 1: General Purpose
- IS 15844 (Part 2):2023 – Sports Footwear Part 2: Performance Sports Footwear
- IS 15844 (Part 3):2024 – Sports Footwear for Professional Sports Footwear
The revised structure distinguishes general-purpose footwear from performance and professional sports footwear.
Scope of IS 15844 (Part 1):2023
The standard applies to general-purpose sports footwear within its defined product scope.
The BIS Product Manual identifies licence-scope parameters including:
- Upper material
- Lining
- Insole
- Outsole
- Midsole
- Counter stiffener
- Velcro fastener
- Elastic tape
- Fasteners
- Washability
- Sizes
For upper materials, the Product Manual includes leather and non-leather options such as knitted/non-knitted fabric, coated/uncoated fabric and other materials with or without PU.
Categories Under Amendment No. 1
Amendment No. 1 made significant changes to the categorization of general-purpose sports footwear.
The general-purpose category was divided into:
1. Kids
Sports footwear intended for kids, with sizing referenced to IS 1638.
2. Adults
Adult sports footwear was further divided into:
- Type 1
- Type 2
BIS's implementation circular specifically explains these category and type changes.
The applicable category/type should therefore be properly identified before finalizing the BIS licence scope.
Products Covered
Depending on the applicable scope and construction, products can include:
- General-purpose sports shoes
- Casual sports shoes
- General-purpose athletic-style footwear
- Kids' general-purpose sports shoes
- Adult general-purpose sports shoes
- Sports footwear with leather upper
- Sports footwear with fabric upper
- Sports footwear with PU material
- Sports footwear with EVA midsole
- Sports footwear with PU outsole
- Sports footwear with composite outsole
- Sports footwear with multilayer outsole
- Sports footwear with laces
- Sports footwear with buckles
- Sports footwear with eyelets
- Sports footwear with Velcro
- Washable sports footwear
The exact licence scope depends on the combinations of materials, components, categories, types and sizes proposed by the manufacturer.
Materials Covered in Licence Scope
The BIS Product Manual provides detailed material combinations.
Upper
- Leather
- Fabric
- Knitted fabric
- Non-knitted fabric
- Coated fabric
- Uncoated fabric
- Other materials
- PU-containing materials
- Materials without PU
Lining
- With lining
- Without lining
Insole
- With insole
- Without insole
Outsole
- Normal
- Composite
- Single layer
- Multilayer
- Cellular
- Solid
- PU
- Other materials
Midsole
- With midsole
- Without midsole
- EVA
- Other materials
Other Components
- Counter stiffener
- Velcro fastener
- Elastic tape
- Laces
- Buckles
- Eyelets
- D-Rings
- Ski Hooks
- Metal trims
These parameters are specifically reflected in the BIS Product Manual's licence-scope framework.
Enforcement / Implementation Date
BIS issued implementation guidance in 2023 for the revised footwear standards.
For the revised Sports Footwear standard, BIS stated that the new requirements were to be implemented from 1 July 2023, while products affected by recently revised standards, including IS 15844, received additional time up to 31 December 2023 to comply with the revised specifications.
Subsequently, Amendment No. 1 to IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 was issued, and BIS required licencees/applicants to implement that amendment by 31 July 2024. After that date, applications/grants could not proceed without consideration of the amendment.
Important: Website content should use the current amended requirements rather than relying only on the original 2023 implementation date.
Applicable QCO Details
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Sports Footwear for General Purpose |
| Indian Standard | IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 |
| Standard Title | Sports Footwear – Part 1: General Purpose |
| Certification | Mandatory |
| Certification Scheme | Scheme-I |
| BIS Mark | Standard Mark/ISI Mark as applicable |
| Product Category | General Purpose Sports Footwear |
| Kids Category | Applicable under Amendment No. 1 |
| Adult Category | Type 1 and Type 2 |
| Product Testing | Mandatory as applicable |
| Factory Assessment | Applicable |
| Product Grouping | As per BIS Product Manual |
BIS's compulsory-certification list identifies IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 as a mandatory-certification product.
Who Needs BIS Certification?
BIS certification can be required for manufacturers producing covered sports footwear for general-purpose use.
This can include:
- Sports footwear manufacturers
- Sports shoe manufacturers
- Footwear factories
- Shoe manufacturing companies
- Kids' sports shoe manufacturers
- Adult sports footwear manufacturers
- Leather sports shoe manufacturers
- Synthetic sports shoe manufacturers
- Fabric sports shoe manufacturers
- PU footwear manufacturers
- EVA footwear manufacturers
- OEM footwear manufacturers
- Eligible foreign manufacturers
The exact legal applicability should always be assessed against the current QCO and BIS product listing.
Eligibility Criteria
A manufacturer seeking BIS certification should have appropriate:
Manufacturing Facilities
- Cutting facilities
- Stitching facilities
- Upper manufacturing facilities
- Sole manufacturing facilities
- Assembly facilities
- Finishing facilities
- Packaging facilities
Quality-Control Facilities
- Inspection arrangements
- Testing facilities or approved testing arrangements
- Measuring equipment
- Calibration system
- Trained quality personnel
Documentation
- Manufacturing process
- Product specifications
- Raw-material declarations
- Testing records
- Quality-control procedures
- Product marking details
- Factory records
Complete BIS Certification Process
Step 1 – Product Applicability Assessment
Confirm that the footwear falls under IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 – General Purpose.
Step 2 – Identify Category and Type
Determine whether the product is:
- Kids
- Adults Type 1
- Adults Type 2
Step 3 – Identify Material Combination
Identify:
- Upper
- Lining
- Insole
- Midsole
- Outsole
- Fasteners
- Other components
Step 4 – Product Grouping
Prepare product combinations according to BIS grouping guidelines.
Step 5 – Factory Assessment
Check manufacturing and testing readiness.
Step 6 – Documentation
Prepare BIS application documents and technical records.
Step 7 – Sample Selection
Select representative samples according to the applicable grouping.
The original BIS Product Manual specifies 3 pairs of shoes for each variety, consisting of 2 pairs for physical testing and 1 pair for chemical analysis.
Step 8 – Product Testing
Conduct applicable physical and chemical tests.
Step 9 – BIS Application
Submit the application through the applicable BIS process.
Step 10 – Application Scrutiny
BIS reviews the application and supporting information.
Step 11 – Factory Inspection
BIS assesses the manufacturing and quality-control arrangements.
Step 12 – Sample/Test Verification
Applicable samples and test results are evaluated.
Step 13 – Observation Closure
Address technical or documentation observations.
Step 14 – Grant of Licence
After satisfying applicable requirements, BIS can grant the licence.
Step 15 – Standard Mark Compliance
Use the Standard Mark according to licence conditions.
Step 16 – Continuous Compliance
Maintain testing, production control, records and surveillance compliance.
Required Documents
Common documents may include:
- Company registration certificate
- Factory registration documents
- Factory address proof
- Manufacturing licence, where applicable
- Factory layout
- Manufacturing process flow chart
- Machinery list
- Testing equipment list
- Calibration certificates
- Product specifications
- Product catalogue
- Product drawings/design details
- Raw-material specifications
- Raw-material declarations
- Supplier details
- Quality-control plan
- Internal test reports
- Finished-product inspection records
- Product marking details
- Packaging details
- Trademark documents
- Authorized signatory documents
- BIS application documents
- Undertakings/declarations as applicable
The final document list should be checked against the current BIS application requirements.
Testing Requirements
Testing is one of the most important stages of BIS certification for sports footwear.
BIS laboratory listings for IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 show a broad testing scope covering physical, performance and chemical requirements.
Important testing areas include:
1. Sampling and Conditioning
Samples are conditioned and prepared according to the applicable test method.
2. Construction
The footwear is checked against applicable construction requirements.
3. Whole Footwear Requirements
Depending on category/type and construction, testing can include:
- Insole
- Toe spring height
- Upper-to-midsole/outsole bond performance
- Upper-to-composite-sole bond performance
- Interlayer bond strength
- Energy absorption at seat region
- Complete shoe flexing
- Washability
- Slip resistance
BIS's Amendment No. 1 revised the whole-footwear requirements and renamed the multilayer outsole/midsole bond requirement as interlayer bond strength for the applicable construction.
4. Upper Material Testing
Depending on material:
- Flexing resistance
- Tear strength
- Colour fastness to rubbing
- Stitch tear strength
- Colour fastness to light
- Breaking strength
- Elongation at break
- Other applicable properties
5. Sole Material Testing
Depending on material and construction:
- Abrasion resistance
- Flexing resistance
- Hydrolysis resistance
- Tear strength
- Tensile strength
- Elongation
- Compression set
- Heat shrinkage
- Density
- Other applicable requirements
6. Fastener Testing
Where applicable:
- Lace breaking strength
- Lace tag strength
- Lace-to-lace abrasion
- Colour fastness
- Buckle/Ski Hook strength
- Corrosion resistance
The BIS Product Manual identifies these testing areas and related equipment requirements.
7. Chemical Requirements
Chemical requirements can apply to footwear components and the whole footwear according to the amended requirements.
8. Lead Content
Amendment No. 1 introduced a lead-content requirement applicable to PVC on the whole footwear.
9. Other Chemical Parameters
BIS laboratory listings show testing for parameters including:
- Formaldehyde
- Organotin compounds
- Polychlorophenols
- pH
- Phthalates
- Chromium VI
- Aromatic amines
- Lead content
The exact chemical testing scope depends on the applicable product construction and current standard requirements.
Product Grouping Under IS 15844 Part 1
Product grouping is particularly important for sports footwear because a manufacturer may produce multiple combinations of:
- Materials
- Sizes
- Upper constructions
- Outsole constructions
- Midsole materials
- Fasteners
- Washable/non-washable footwear
- Kids/adult categories
- Adult types
The BIS Product Manual provides grouping rules for these combinations.
For example:
- If coloured leather is tested, non-coloured leather may be covered.
- If knitted fabric is tested, non-knitted fabric may be covered.
- If coated fabric is tested, non-coated fabric may be covered.
- If material with PU is tested, material without PU may be covered.
- If composite outsole is tested, normal outsole may be covered.
- If multilayer outsole is tested, single-layer outsole may be covered.
- If PU outsole is tested, applicable other-material outsole may be covered.
However, the exact grouping must be evaluated against the current BIS Product Manual and proposed licence scope.
Sampling Requirements
The BIS Product Manual specifies:
Sample size: 3 pairs of shoes for each variety
- 2 pairs: Physical testing
- 1 pair: Chemical analysis
For grant of licence or inclusion of varieties, the Product Manual also states that one sample of each applicable material combination of footwear parts may be drawn and tested according to the grouping guidelines.
Factory Inspection Process
During BIS factory assessment, the manufacturer should be prepared to demonstrate control over:
Raw Materials
- Leather
- Fabric
- PU
- EVA
- Rubber/polymeric materials
- Sole materials
- Laces
- Fasteners
- Adhesives
- Other components
Manufacturing
- Cutting
- Stitching
- Upper preparation
- Sole production
- Sole attachment
- Assembly
- Finishing
- Inspection
- Packing
Quality Control
- Incoming material inspection
- In-process inspection
- Finished-product testing
- Batch records
- Rejection records
- Corrective actions
- Calibration
Testing
The manufacturer should maintain applicable testing equipment or an acceptable testing arrangement according to BIS requirements.
The Product Manual provides a list of major test equipment for the standard.
Common Reasons for BIS Certification Rejection
Common compliance problems may include:
- Incorrect standard selection
- Incorrect product category
- Incorrect adult type
- Incomplete product scope
- Incorrect grouping
- Inadequate samples
- Failed physical testing
- Failed chemical testing
- Failed bond-strength testing
- Failed flexing test
- Failed abrasion test
- Failed slip-resistance test
- Failed tear-strength test
- Failed tensile testing
- PVC lead-content non-compliance
- Chemical non-compliance
- Inadequate testing facilities
- Calibration issues
- Poor raw-material control
- Incomplete manufacturing records
- Incorrect product marking
- Incomplete documentation
- Factory inspection observations
- Failure to close BIS observations
- Non-implementation of applicable amendment requirements
BIS Certification Cost for Sports Footwear
There is no single fixed BIS certification cost for all sports footwear manufacturers.
The total cost can vary depending on:
- Number of footwear varieties
- Number of material combinations
- Kids/adult categories
- Adult Type 1/Type 2
- Number of sizes
- Product grouping
- Number of tests
- Laboratory charges
- BIS application charges
- Inspection expenses
- Testing equipment
- Calibration
- Consultancy
- Re-testing, if required
BIS LIMS listings show that testing charges vary by laboratory and by individual test parameters, so an accurate quotation should be prepared after reviewing the actual footwear construction and proposed licence scope.
BIS Certification Timeline
The certification timeline can depend on:
- Product complexity
- Number of varieties
- Product grouping
- Sample readiness
- Laboratory availability
- Test results
- Documentation
- Factory readiness
- BIS scrutiny
- Inspection scheduling
- Technical observations
- Re-testing requirements
Manufacturers can reduce avoidable delays by completing factory preparation, documentation and testing arrangements before submitting the application.
Benefits of BIS Certification
Regulatory Compliance
Helps manufacturers comply with mandatory BIS requirements applicable to covered sports footwear.
Product Quality
Encourages systematic control of footwear materials and performance characteristics.
Customer Confidence
BIS certification can improve confidence among buyers and distributors.
Market Acceptance
Compliance supports lawful supply of covered products in the Indian market.
Better Quality Control
Manufacturers establish documented testing and inspection procedures.
Brand Credibility
The applicable Standard Mark can strengthen product credibility when used according to BIS licence conditions.
Improved Manufacturing Control
The BIS process encourages better control of:
- Raw materials
- Production
- Testing
- Traceability
- Finished products
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Step-by-Step BIS Certification Flow Chart
Product Identification ↓ IS 15844 Part 1 Applicability Check ↓ General Purpose Category Confirmation ↓ Kids / Adult Identification ↓ Adult Type 1 / Type 2 Identification ↓ Material Combination Assessment ↓ Product Grouping ↓ Factory Readiness Assessment ↓ Documentation Preparation ↓ Sample Selection ↓ Product Testing ↓ BIS Application Submission ↓ Application Scrutiny ↓ Factory Inspection ↓ Technical Observation Closure ↓ BIS Licence Grant ↓ ISI/Standard Mark Compliance ↓ Regular Testing & Surveillance
25 SEO FAQs
1. Is BIS Certification mandatory for sports footwear?
Yes. BIS currently lists IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 – Sports Footwear Part 1 General Purpose under compulsory certification.
2. What is IS 15844 Part 1:2023?
It is the Indian Standard titled Sports Footwear – Part 1: General Purpose.
3. What does IS 15844 Part 1 cover?
It covers sports footwear for general-purpose applications within the scope and categories defined by the standard.
4. What is the difference between Part 1 and Part 2?
Part 1 covers General Purpose Sports Footwear, while Part 2 covers Performance Sports Footwear. BIS also separately lists Part 3 for professional sports footwear.
5. Is IS 15844 Part 1 certification mandatory in India?
Yes, BIS's current compulsory-certification listing identifies the product as subject to mandatory certification.
6. What categories are covered after Amendment No. 1?
General-purpose sports footwear is divided into Kids and Adults, with adult footwear divided into Type 1 and Type 2.
7. What materials can be used in sports footwear?
The licence scope can include leather, fabric, PU and other materials, along with different lining, insole, outsole and midsole configurations.
8. What tests are required for sports footwear?
Testing can include construction, toe spring, bond performance, energy absorption, shoe flexing, washability, slip resistance, material properties and chemical requirements.
9. Is chemical testing required?
Yes, applicable chemical requirements form part of the certification framework.
10. Is lead testing required?
Amendment No. 1 introduced lead-content requirements applicable to PVC on the whole footwear.
11. What is the sample size for IS 15844 Part 1?
The BIS Product Manual specifies 3 pairs per variety, with 2 pairs for physical testing and 1 pair for chemical analysis.
12. Is factory inspection required?
Factory assessment forms part of the applicable BIS certification process.
13. What documents are required?
Documents can include factory details, manufacturing process, machinery, testing equipment, calibration records, product specifications, raw-material declarations, quality-control records and marking information.
14. Can kids' sports shoes be included in the BIS licence?
Yes, the amended standard specifically provides a Kids category.
15. Can adult sports shoes be covered?
Yes. Adult sports footwear is divided into Type 1 and Type 2 under Amendment No. 1.
16. Can leather sports shoes be certified?
Yes, leather is included as an upper-material option within the BIS Product Manual scope.
17. Can fabric sports shoes be certified?
Yes. Fabric, including knitted/non-knitted and coated/uncoated configurations, is included within the scope framework.
18. Can PU sports shoes be certified?
Yes, PU-containing materials and PU outsoles are included in the Product Manual's material/grouping framework.
19. What is product grouping in sports footwear BIS certification?
Product grouping determines how different material combinations and footwear varieties can be represented within the licence scope based on representative testing.
20. How much does BIS certification for sports footwear cost?
The cost depends on varieties, materials, testing requirements, laboratory charges, inspection, application expenses and other applicable costs.
21. How long does sports footwear BIS certification take?
The timeline varies depending on documentation, testing, factory readiness, laboratory availability, inspection and BIS observations.
22. What is the BIS Mark for sports footwear?
The applicable Standard Mark/ISI Mark may be used according to the BIS licence and applicable marking requirements.
23. Is testing available for IS 15844 Part 1?
Yes. BIS LIMS lists laboratories and testing scopes for IS 15844 Part 1:2023.
24. When was Amendment No. 1 implemented?
BIS required implementation of Amendment No. 1 by 31 July 2024.
25. How can I get BIS Certification for Sports Footwear?
Confirm the standard and product category, identify materials and varieties, prepare product grouping and documentation, conduct required testing, submit the BIS application, complete factory assessment and satisfy all applicable BIS requirements.
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For website E-E-A-T and compliance credibility, official BIS sources ko primary references rakhein:
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- BIS Product Manual for IS 15844 (Part 1):2023
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BIS's current compulsory-certification list identifies IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 under footwear products.
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Conclusion
BIS Certification for Sports Footwear for General Purpose is an important mandatory compliance requirement for covered footwear products under IS 15844 (Part 1):2023. BIS's current compulsory-certification listing includes this standard under the applicable footwear certification framework.
IS 15844 (Part 1):2023 provides requirements for general-purpose sports footwear and covers different combinations of upper materials, lining, insoles, midsoles, outsoles, fasteners and other footwear components.
The standard has also undergone Amendment No. 1, which introduced important changes to product categories, adult types, whole-footwear requirements, chemical requirements and marking. BIS required implementation of the amendment by 31 July 2024.
For manufacturers, the certification process involves product applicability assessment, material and category identification, product grouping, sample selection, testing, documentation, BIS application, factory inspection and ongoing compliance.
With professional assistance from Qualitance India, manufacturers can receive end-to-end support for BIS documentation, product testing, product grouping, application submission, factory inspection preparation and ISI Mark compliance.