A certificate number on a website is easy to publish. This page sets out what each standard covers, what we test in our own lab, and how to verify any of it independently.
Retailers in the EU, UK, and North America increasingly need this documentation on file before onboarding a supplier. We can provide certificates and audit reports on request.
Fabrics and trims screened for regulated substances, so garments are safe against skin during prolonged, high-sweat activity.
A documented quality management system, meaning every check has an owner, a record, and a corrective action path.
Third-party social audit covering wages, working hours, and workplace safety across the production floor.
Effluent treatment and chemical management in knitting and dyeing, aligned to international textile processing standards.
Certification governs the system. These are the physical checks we run on your specific order, batch by batch, with results recorded against the order number.
You should not have to take a supplier’s word for compliance, and we would rather you did not.
| Standard | What it covers | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| OEKO-TEX Standard 100 | Screening for harmful substances in fabric, thread, trims, and prints | Materials in direct skin contact |
| ISO 9001:2015 | Documented quality management from material intake through dispatch | Whole facility |
| BSCI | Working hours, fair wages, workplace safety, no child or forced labour | Social compliance audit |
| Global textile standards | Responsible processing, effluent handling, and chemical management | Knitting and dyeing |
Certification status and validity dates change over time. Request current certificates before onboarding, and verify them with the issuing body.
We will send current certificates, recent audit summaries, and sample test reports so your compliance team can review before you commit to an order.
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