SOURCING · QC · COMPLIANCE — MADE IN INDIA
Footwear sourcing that clears customs,
not just samples.
We match Indian footwear brands with vetted manufacturers, run inline quality checks, and keep every order aligned to BIS's Quality Control Orders — from brief to bulk delivery, for orders of 5,000 pairs and up.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Built for brands scaling past the sample stage.
D2C & emerging labels
Footwear brands who've proven demand online and need a reliable production partner to move from small-batch to repeatable bulk runs — without learning vendor management the hard way.
Artisan & ethnic footwear
Brands built on craft — juttis, kolhapuris, mojaris and beyond — who need production partners that respect the construction while still hitting factory-scale consistency and QC.
Regional brands & cluster exporters
Established regional labels and manufacturer-exporters who need overflow capacity, a second vendor relationship, or hands-on compliance support during a growth push.
THE PROCESS
Six steps. One point of accountability.
- 01
Brief & MOQ plan
We scope your styles, materials, target price point, and volume — and confirm what's realistic at a 5,000-pair minimum.
- 02
Vendor matching
We pull from our vetted bench across India's footwear clusters, matched to your category — leather, rubber/polymeric, or artisan construction.
- 03
Costing & sample development
Transparent landed-cost breakdown alongside physical samples, so pricing decisions happen before bulk commitment, not after.
- 04
BIS / QC compliance check
Every applicable style is checked against the relevant Quality Control Order and Indian Standard before production starts, not discovered at customs.
- 05
Bulk production, inline QC
We run quality checks during production — not just a final inspection — so problems get caught while they're still cheap to fix.
- 06
Logistics & delivery
Coordinated dispatch to your warehouse or export point, with documentation handled alongside the shipment.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Sourcing under BIS isn't a footnote.
It's the order.
Since 2023, footwear sold in India has come under mandatory Bureau of Indian Standards certification. Getting this wrong doesn't just risk a compliance letter — it can mean stock stuck at a port. Here's what's actually in force, current as of our last review.
General guidance only, reviewed August 2026 — not legal advice. Regulations change; we confirm current requirements per order.
SCALE
Sized for real orders, not sample runs.
GET STARTED
Tell us what you need to move.
Share your volume and category and we'll come back with vendor fit, indicative costing, and a compliance read within a few working days.
RECEIVED
Got it — thank you.
We'll review your brief and get back to you within a few working days with vendor fit and indicative costing.