Footwear is one of the necessities of our life. There are different requirements at home and abroad: China: Due to the large number of footwear products, the country has different standards for different shoes. The following are some standards for non protection types: QB/T 4329-2012 Cloth Shoes; GB25036-2010 cloth covered children's rubber shoes; GB/T 6677-2008 Classification of Cloth Shoes; GB/T22756-2008 Leather Sandals; GB/T19,706-2005 Football Shoes, GB 19,340-2003 Adhesives for Shoes, Cases and BagsGB/T15,107-2005 Tourist Shoes; GB/T 3807-1994 PVC microporous plastic slippers; GB25038-2010 Technical Code for Health and Safety of Rubber Shoes; GB/T 24129-2009 Test Method for Non marking of Outsole of Rubber Shoes and Sports ShoesGB/T 22049-2008 Footwear - Standard Environment for Environmental Conditioning and Testing of Footwear and Footwear Components; GB/T 26713-2011 Footwear Chemical Test Methods Determination of Dimethyl Fumarate (MF); GB/T 28409-2012 Personal Protective Equipment - Guidelines for the Selection, Use and Maintenance of Foot Protective Shoes (Boots) EU: EC 1907/2006 Annex XVII, POPs The European Union has no regulations on shoes for daily use (Except Occupational Safety Shoes), but uses 33 substances in EC 1907/2006 (REACH), Appendix 17 (Restricted Substances) and Item 72 of Appendix 17: CMR (Carcinogenic, Mutagenic, Reproductive Toxicity) in textiles for control. In addition, it should also meet the requirements of POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants) Main test items: azo (AZO), CMR, organic tin, formaldehyde, PH value, SCCP/MCCP, heavy metals, flame retardant, etc. In addition to regulatory requirements, many international brands join together to form an organization, AFIRM, which updates restricted substances (RSL) every year according to global regulations, and basically classifies and risks restricted substances in different materials. Most brands screen materials according to the requirements of restricted substances. In addition to restricted substances, buyers/brands also have physical requirements for footwear, such as water washing, dry cleaning, dimensional stability, color fastness, stretching, composition, combustion performance and other tests. For more information, please contact our professional team:
Footwear is one of the necessities of our life. There are different requirements at home and abroad:
China: Due to the large number of footwear products, the country has different standards for different shoes. The following are some standards for non protection types:
QB/T 4329-2012 Cloth Shoes; GB25036-2010 cloth covered children's rubber shoes; GB/T 6677-2008 Classification of Cloth Shoes; GB/T22756-2008 Leather Sandals; GB/T19,706-2005 Football Shoes, GB 19,340-2003 Adhesives for Shoes, Cases and BagsGB/T15,107-2005 Tourist Shoes; GB/T 3807-1994 PVC microporous plastic slippers; GB25038-2010 Technical Code for Health and Safety of Rubber Shoes; GB/T 24129-2009 Test Method for Non marking of Outsole of Rubber Shoes and Sports ShoesGB/T 22049-2008 Footwear - Standard Environment for Environmental Conditioning and Testing of Footwear and Footwear Components; GB/T 26713-2011 Footwear Chemical Test Methods Determination of Dimethyl Fumarate (MF); GB/T 28409-2012 Personal Protective Equipment - Guidelines for the Selection, Use and Maintenance of Foot Protective Shoes (Boots)
EU: EC 1907/2006 Annex XVII, POPs
The European Union has no regulations on shoes for daily use (Except Occupational Safety Shoes), but uses 33 substances in EC 1907/2006 (REACH), Appendix 17 (Restricted Substances) and Item 72 of Appendix 17: CMR (Carcinogenic, Mutagenic, Reproductive Toxicity) in textiles for control. In addition, it should also meet the requirements of POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants)
Main test items: azo (AZO), CMR, organic tin, formaldehyde, PH value, SCCP/MCCP, heavy metals, flame retardant, etc.
In addition to regulatory requirements, many international brands join together to form an organization, AFIRM, which updates restricted substances (RSL) every year according to global regulations, and basically classifies and risks restricted substances in different materials. Most brands screen materials according to the requirements of restricted substances.
In addition to restricted substances, buyers/brands also have physical requirements for footwear, such as water washing, dry cleaning, dimensional stability, color fastness, stretching, composition, combustion performance and other tests.
For more information, please contact our professional team.
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