Certifications FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. Worldwide responsible accreditation product

Worldwide Responsible Product Accreditation is the most famous certification program for apparel manufacturers. It is an independent, non-profit organization that certifies factories and their production systems based on environmental, ethical, and legal criteria.

2. Oeko-tex standard 100

Oeko-tex Standard 100 is an independent testing and certification system for textile products and for all types of production throughout the textile control chain.

3. Oeko-tex® oeko-tex standard 100 class ii

OEKO-TEX® Philosophy Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class II is a globally uniform testing and certification system for the application of raw materials used in the textile industry, intermediate and final products, at all stages of production. Textile products can only be certified according to Oeko-Tex Standard 100 if all components meet the required criteria, without exceptions.

4. Ecocert

For ECOCERT purposes, it's the certification of your textiles made with organic materials grown according to the standard organic content. The purpose of this standard is to guarantee the traceability and integrity of raw materials throughout all stages of production.

5. Ceres

It is a nonprofit sustainability advocacy organization that has mobilized a powerful network of investors to expand the adoption of sustainable business practices.

6. You know

An organization that works to protect the integrity of workers around the world with socially responsible standards. SA8000 is a standard for decent work used in over 3,700 facilities across 69 countries and 65 industries.

7. Tf the italian fashion passport

It guarantees consumers maximum transparency regarding the locations of the main production phases and the product's key characteristics in terms of environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Consumers can be assured that the item they are purchasing has "traveled with a valid passport and not illegally." Manufacturers can build their competitive advantage by also focusing on quality and ethics. The TF - Traceability & Fashion System is voluntary and does not replace the legally required information but integrates it into a dedicated label that tells the story of the product throughout its entire supply chain.

8. Woolmark

The Woolmark logo is a mark that certifies that products have been tested by independent, authorised laboratories approved by The Woolmark Company.
A guarantee of quality for consumers, therefore, with the certainty that the products bearing the brand have been rigorously tested.

9. Sanitized®

SANITIZED® is a leading global manufacturer of antimicrobial hygiene solutions for textiles and plastics. For more than 80 years, the company has pioneered the field of antimicrobial treatments, developing safe, innovative, and effective technologies.
All types of fabric can benefit from the Sanitized® treatment which ensures long-lasting freshness, thus improving the functionality of the garment for better performance and greater comfort.

10. Global organic textile standard gots

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is recognized as the world's leading manufacturing standard for organic fiber-based fabrics. It defines high-level environmental criteria throughout the entire organic textile supply chain, including limiting the use of chemicals and requiring compliance with social criteria. OCS Blended applies to all products containing a blend of organic cotton with other materials.
The OCS 100 focuses on the purchase, management and use of 100% certified organic cotton fibres in yarns, fabrics and finished products through the use of transaction certificates for factories that do not yet comply with the GOTS standard.

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