The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the world`s leading standard for the processing of organically produced fibres. The seal is mainly known fort he certification of organic cotton, but is in fact applicable to all organically produced plant and animal natural fibres. Synthetically produced fibres from regenerative raw materials, such as viscose and lyocell, are not covered by it. The standard certifies the entire production process from the production oft he fibres tot he final product, as well as the supply chain under ecological and socially respnsible criteria. In principle, only textile products that consist of at least 70 percent organically produced natural fibres can receive the GOTS Label.

The amfori Business Social Compliance Initiative (amfori BSCI) is a code of conduct based on international labor standards of the ILO (International Labor Organization), which helps global companies to build ethical supply chains and to monitor and continuously optimize social standards worldwide.

SMETA, the Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit is one oft he most widely used audits for sustainable and ethical conduct in business relationsshios. It is developed and managed in the SSF (Sedex Stakeholder Forum). This certification procedure is a compilation of best practices in ethical auditing techniques and applies to the entire supply chain of a product and the processes involved. In contrast to internal measures, this externally conducted audit guarantees an independet evalutation.

The goal is socially responsible production. The seal requires compliance with social standards as well as the laws on occupational health and safety in the respective production countries. The WRAP principles are based on international workplace standards and local laws. They are also based on the conventions oft he International Labour Organization. Above all, WRAP ensures compliance with national laws. WRAP is a factory certification and is not visible on the final product.

To support the objectives of an organization, an ISO 9001-QMS documents the processes, procedures and responsibilities for achieving the quality policy and objectives. Based on eight quality management principles, the ISO 9001:2015 standard defines the way an organization works to meet the needs of its customers and stakeholders.

The algae used for SeaCell originate exclusively from the unique ecosystem of the Icelandic fjords. Rich in valuable ingredients, they contain more minerals, vitamins and trace elements than any other natural product. With their high antioxidant content, they also protect the skin from cell-damaging free radicals. The algae`s vital substances are released by the natural skin moisture and there is an active exchange between fibre and skin. This absorbs the valuable ingredients and spreads their effect in a noticeable feeling of well-being.

TOPGREEN Recycled Filament is an excellent environmentally friendly fibre based on the material of recycled post-consumer PET bottles that have been provessed into yarn by grinding, washing, melting, polymerising, spinnig and texturing.

A certificate that identifies sustainable and environmentally friendly recycling is the GRS – Global Recycled Standard. The GRS checkst he traceability of materials and environmentally friendly production, with the focus on the production oft he fibres. The intermediate stages of processing and the final product are not subject to further controls. The aim ist o create a consistent product standard for recycled products.

Bluesign is sutainability standard that aims to avoid hazardous chemical throughout the entire manufacturing process. In contrast to other seals, Bluesign involves the supplying chemical companies and the manufacturing textile industry. Products that have been processed in certified factories to at least 90 percent may carry the Bluesign seal. This means that environmentally harmful substances are excluded from the manufacturing process from the outset, so that the finished product musst meet strict consumer protection requirements wordlwide.

The Oeko-Text Standard 100, introduced in 1992, is a globally uniform testing and certification system for textile raw materials, intermediate products and end products at all stages of production. Textile products are only certified according to Oeko-Text Standard 100 if all components meet the required criteria without expetion.