GLOBAL RECYCLE STANDARD (GRS)
GRS is an international standard that sets criteria for chemical restrictions, as well as enviromental and social processing
requirement. This certification ensures the identity and quality of materials is mantained from the recycler to the final product.
This standard is audited by an independent third party certification body to ensure that all testing and certifications are purely
based on the materials.
GLOBAL ORGANIC TEXTILE STANDARD (GOTS)
The Global Organic Textile Standards were founded by four well-reputed organizations: The Soil Association (UK),
Internationaler Verband der Naturtextilwirtshaft (IVN, Germany), Organic Trade Association (OTA, USA) and Japan Organic
Cotton Association (JOCA, Japan). The certification was born out of a global the desire to harmonize eco-friendly recycling
standards that would be internationally recognized. The GOTS organization keeps regular standards updated, due to input
from relevant experts, international stakeholders and organizations, ensuring that the certification remains current with the
new innovative advancements.
OEKO-TEX (CONFIDENCE IN TEXTILE STANDARD 100)
The OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 label is a certification for high product safety and customer confidence. Essentially, it means
that all the components of the garments have been tested for harmful substances and are therefore harmless for human and
environmental health. This includes chemicals used in fabric and textile treatment as well as dyes.