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In this competitive scenario, it isn't easy to survive in the market without a standard quality and certified product. BIS license may also be required to sell products in the Indian market.

To get BIS certification and produce a standard quality product, the manufacturer must ensure that their product must follow the specified Indian standard.
Let's take a closer look at IS 10702:1992 for Rubber Hawai Chappal.

Rubber Hawai Chappals are covered under IS 10702:1992. BIS adopted this Indian standard after the draft finalized by the footwear sectional committee had been approved by the chemical division council.

This standard specifies the requirements and sampling and testing methods for rubber Hawai Chappal for general use. This standard has been prepared to help manufacturers in maintaining product quality. In India, the rubber Hawai chappal, which serves as light-duty footwear for general use, is very popular.

Rubber Hawai Chappals are classified into two types based on the design of the sole.

• Type 1: Rubber Hawai Chappal with a uniform sole thickness
• Type 2: Rubber Hawai Chappal with taper sole design

Rubber Hawai Chappal of both types must be made from natural or synthetic rubbers or a combination of the two. The material compound must be vulcanized, homogeneous, and free of sulphur bloom. The die marking must be neat and clean, and the surface must have a good finish that is free of blisters, cavities, collapses, and blemishes. The design, shape, colour, and surface of the component sheets shall be as agreed upon by the purchaser and the manufacturer.

For all sizes, the minimum uniform thickness of the sole of a type 1 rubber hawai chappal shall be 15.0 mm. The minimum thicknesses of the sole of a type 2 rubber hawai chappal at the toe and heel for various size ranges shall be as specified in the standard. The bottom material and strap for both types of rubber Hawai chappals must also meet the requirements specified in the standard