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OEKO TEX 100

One of the most famous fabric labels in the world, tested for harmful substances. When our models have this label, you can rest assured that every component of the item (each filament and accessory) has been tested and is therefore harmless to human health.

OEKO TEX STEP

It means Sustainable Textile & Leather Production, i.e. sustainable production of fabric and leather. STEP’s goal is to implement long-term eco-friendly production processes, improve health and safety, and promote socially responsible working conditions at production sites.

OCS 100 & OCS BLENDED

Owned and operated by Textile Exchange, a global non-profit whose members are responsible for optimizing production and best practices in order to reduce the impact of the textile industry on water, soil, air and human population worldwide.

GRS

GRS stands for Global Recycled Standard, i.e. global recycling standard, and was originally developed in 2008. It ensures the recycled content of products, as well as other social and environmental requirements related to the treatment and use of chemicals.

SEDEX

With 16 years of experience, Sedex is one of the world’s leading ethical trade organizations (over 60,000 members in more than 180 countries), working with companies to improve working conditions in global supply chains. Sedex enables companies to collaborate on better management of their social and environmental performance and improve working conditions in the supply chain.

WRAP

WRAP is an objective and independent non-profit team of global social compliance experts, dedicated to promoting safe, legal, humane and ethical production worldwide, through certification and training. The aim is to ensure that production facilities operate in a safe, responsible and ethical manner. Through its 12 principles, it promotes legal and human production at facilities around the world, through certification and training programs. WRAP only certifies individual properties, not brands or ownership groups, so each certified facility is thoroughly audited by WRAP’s designees and subject to subsequent inspections without prior notice.

BSCI

Created in 2003, it is an initiative led by companies committed to improving working conditions in international supply chains. The system is based on 3 pillars, i.e. independent checks of working conditions at the plants, organisation of training and workshops, and discussions with other parties involved, such as governments or trade unions. Its Code of Conduct covers social responsibility policies, working hours, non-discrimination, prohibition of child or forced labour, payment of minimum wage, health and safety measures in the workplace and protection of the environment.