GOST 26167-2005 PDF

Full title and description

GOST 26167-2005 — "Обувь повседневная. Общие технические условия" / "Machine-made footwear. General specifications". This межгосударственный стандарт establishes general technical requirements and specification structure for machine-made everyday men's and women's footwear with leather, textile or combined uppers.

Abstract

This standard (GOST 26167-2005) sets out general technical conditions for the design, materials, construction, marking and quality assessment of everyday machine-made footwear. It replaces the earlier GOST 26167-84 and provides normative references to material, testing and sizing standards used in footwear manufacture and quality control. The standard is intended to harmonize product requirements across the participating states and to support conformity assessment for civilian footwear.

General information

• Status: Current / in force.
• Publication date: Entered into force 1 January 2007 (adopted December 9, 2005; registration and issue dates in 2005–2007 range).
• Publisher: Interstate (Межгосударственный) standard — EASC / Rosstandart (published as a GOST standard of the CIS member states).
• ICS / categories: ICS 61.060 (Footwear); OKP/industrial classification: footwear group (e.g., OKP 88. . series).
• Edition / version: GOST 26167-2005 (replaces GOST 26167-84).
• Number of pages: 14 (typical published PDF/print edition listings).

These bibliographic details and status notes follow official registries and standard-distribution catalogues.

Scope

The standard applies to everyday (повседневная) men's and women's footwear manufactured by machine from leather, textile materials and with combined uppers. It regulates general technical requirements, classification by grade and appearance, essential characteristics for materials and components, marking and documentation necessary for production, inspection and sale within the states adopting the interstate standard. Effective date (entry into force): 01 January 2007.

Key topics and requirements

• Definitions and terminology for machine-made everyday footwear.
• Permitted materials for uppers, lining, insoles and soles (leather, textile, rubber and combined constructions) and references to material specifications.
• Requirements for construction quality, seams, attachments and overall workmanship.
• Sizing, dimensional tolerances and grading rules for appearance and defects.
• Marking, labelling and information to accompany finished products (size, material designation, manufacturer data).
• References to test methods and related GOSTs for material tests, lasts, weight measurement and seam strength.

Key normative links and referenced test methods are listed in the standard's normative references.

Typical use and users

Used by footwear manufacturers, quality assurance and technical departments, product designers, conformity assessment bodies, certification laboratories and regulatory authorities in states that apply GOST/EASC standards. It is consulted during product development, incoming inspection of materials, final inspection of footwear lots, and as part of documentation for domestic sale and export where GOST requirements are requested or accepted.

Related standards

GOST 26167-2005 references and is used alongside a range of footwear- and materials-related standards, including (examples): GOST 26167-84 (superseded), GOST 28735 (method of weight determination for footwear), GOST 3927 (shoe lasts specifications), GOST 1838 (leather specifications), GOST 12632 (rubber sheets for soles), plus numerous other GOSTs governing tests, materials and labelling. These referenced documents define specific test methods and material properties cited by GOST 26167-2005.

Keywords

GOST 26167-2005, footwear, machine-made footwear, everyday footwear, technical conditions, leather shoes, textile shoes, standards, EASC, Rosstandart, sizing, marking, quality control.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: GOST 26167-2005 is an interstate (GOST) standard titled "Machine-made footwear. General specifications" that sets general technical requirements for everyday men's and women's footwear made by machine.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers definitions, permissible materials, construction and workmanship requirements, sizing and grading by appearance, marking and labelling, and references to specific test methods and material standards needed to assess conformity.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Footwear manufacturers, QA/technical teams, testing laboratories, certification bodies and regulators in countries that adopt or recognize GOST/EASC footwear standards. It is also used by procurement and design teams to ensure product compliance.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: As published, GOST 26167-2005 replaced the earlier GOST 26167-84. Public registries and standard distributors list the 2005 edition as the active/current GOST (entry into force 01 January 2007). Users should verify any later amendments or newer editions in official registries before relying on the standard for compliance.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: It is part of the body of GOST/EASC standards covering footwear and related materials; the document cross-references many other GOSTs that together form the normative framework for footwear specification, testing and quality (materials, lasts, seams, weight measurement, etc.).

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Machine-made footwear; everyday footwear; leather footwear; textile footwear; technical conditions; GOST 26167-2005; EASC; quality; marking; sizing; test methods.