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OEKO-TEX Standard 100 explained
If you've ever checked a clothing label looking for signs of sustainability, chances are you've spotted the OEKO-TEX label. It's one of the most widely recognised textile certifications in the world, appearing on everything from baby clothes to bed sheets. But what does it actually mean when a product carries this certification? OEKO-TEX Standard 100 , to give it its full name, is a testing and certification system for textiles. Developed in 1992 by the International Associat
Feb 8


GRS explained: what the Global Recycled Standard really means
If you've shopped for sustainable fashion recently, you've likely encountered the letters GRS on labels and product descriptions. The Global Recycled Standard has become one of the most widely used certifications for recycled textiles, appearing on everything from activewear to denim. But what does it actually verify, and can you trust it? GRS is administered by Textile Exchange , a global non-profit organisation that develops and manages several of the most recognised texti
Feb 1


GOTS explained: what the organic textile standard really means
If you've browsed sustainable fashion brands, you've almost certainly encountered the GOTS label. It appears on everything from organic cotton t-shirts to linen bedding, and brands often highlight it as proof of their environmental credentials. But what does GOTS actually guarantee, and can you trust it? The Global Organic Textile Standard, established in 2006, is widely considered the gold standard for organic textiles. Unlike certifications that focus on a single issue, GOT
Jan 27
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