Putting the relationship between STANDARD 100 and textiles tested for harmful substances in the right context.
OEKO-TEX describes STANDARD 100 as a certification label for textiles tested for harmful substances. Its scope can include components from yarn through finished products.
The label does not automatically mean “organic,” “recycled,” or “sustainably produced.” Different claims may belong to other standards and labels within the OEKO-TEX system.
For label production, certificate numbers and logo-use files supplied by the customer should be verified by the order owner as authorized and current.
This article is general information. Verify current rules and technical requirements for your specific product and market.