OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100
Textiles tested for harmful substances. The certificate’s product coverage and validity are checked against the materials or garments proposed.
The standards, assessments and responsible-sourcing programmes represented in our partner-factory network, brought into focus for your next collection.
Discuss a required standard ↗Our company profile identifies a range of certifications and programmes across the factories we work with. Each has its own purpose: product safety, organic or recycled content, social accountability, workplace safety or supply-chain security.
We review the requirements for your order against the proposed production partner. A factory certificate, an assessment and a programme membership are different forms of evidence; the relevant record must cover the right entity, location and activity.
The list below reflects the names presented in our company profile. Coverage varies across partner factories. Current certificate validity, assessment status, product scope and claim permissions are confirmed for each proposed programme.
Textiles tested for harmful substances. The certificate’s product coverage and validity are checked against the materials or garments proposed.
Global Organic Textile Standard. Relevant factory activities, material scope and chain-of-custody documentation are reviewed for the required organic programme.
Global Recycled Standard. Recycled-content and supply-chain documentation must match the proposed material, certified activities and order.
Recycled Claim Standard. Recycled-content and chain-of-custody records are reviewed for the material and supply chain involved.
Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production. Facility identity, certification status and the covered production location are reviewed.
Social accountability certification referenced in the company profile. Site scope, validity and the relevant certification records are confirmed.
A social-compliance monitoring programme. Factory assessment information and follow-up are reviewed; BSCI is not a certification scheme.
Sedex supports responsible-sourcing information sharing. Membership and any relevant audit records are reviewed separately; membership is not certification.
The company profile references Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh. Current site coverage, assessment information and follow-up are reviewed for the proposed factory.
Referenced as Better Cotton Initiative in the profile. The relevant sourcing route and permitted product claims are confirmed for the order.
The profile references ISO without naming a particular standard. The exact standard, certificate issuer, site scope and validity must be identified for the proposed factory.
Global Security Verification is referenced in the profile. Relevant facility assessment information and buyer requirements are reviewed.
Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism is referenced in the profile. The participating entity, applicable status and relevance to the supply chain are confirmed.
Fair Wear is referenced in the profile. Any relevant membership, brand relationship and supporting information are reviewed for the programme concerned.
Confirm the factory name, address, certificate holder and the production site proposed for the order.
Review covered products and activities, issuing body, current dates and any relevant material or transaction documents.
Agree buyer acceptance and any permitted label or marketing wording before production artwork is finalised.
Share your buyer requirements, garment category, material composition and destination market. We will coordinate the relevant partner-factory documentation for your review.
Request factory documentation ↗