Our quality
Certifications
Why are certifications in the textile industry important?
Sustainability and transparency in the textile industry are an enormously important topic - but many names and claims on the mart are spongy and less meaningful. Our certificates give you security that you will make a sustainable and ethical choice for yourself and the environment!
Our Oeko-Tex® certification ensures that our textiles are free of harmful fabrics and chemicals. The GOTS® certification guarantees that our organic cotton will be grown and processed with environmentally friendly methods that promote biodiversity and reduce the use of toxins - for sustainable agriculture.
Textile trust
Oeko-Tex® Standard 100
You wear your clothes directly on the skin. There is a nasty environment between the skin and fabric: sweat, warmth, cold and friction. That is why textile security is important to us. Our socks, underwear And T-shirts are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified and therefore 100 % skin-friendly and allergent tested.
Oeko-Tex assures you:
- All components of our articles, i.e. also all threads, labels, etc. were checked for pollutants and are therefore harmless to health
- In the test procedure, numerous regulated and non-regulated substances that could harm human health are taken into account. The legal limit values often go beyond national and international requirements.
Guaranteed good
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The Oeko-Tex® label guarantees the customer that the clothing is a health-free goods and forms an important decision-making aid when shopping for textiles.
Underwear certificates:
Certified labels & ligaments of the underwear: Oeko -Tex Standard 100 - Elasticos Oliveira & Ferreira, LDA. - underwear
Sustainable & pollutant -free materials: Oeko -Tex Standard 100 - Etigui Etiquetas Guimaraes Unipessoal, LDA. - underwear
Certified materials for underwear, sports clothing, leisure and swimwear: Oeko -Tex Standard 100 - Jobarros, LDA. - underwear
For the sake of the environment
GOTS® standard for organic cotton
GOTS® is the internationally leading standard for biological textiles. The criteria include:
- Use of natural means protected from pests
- Use of mostly renewable resources
- Preservation of soil fertility
- Chemical additives such as dyes for toxicity and biological degradation
- Processing and production of textiles based on ecological and social criteria in every production step - this includes the ethical treatment of the workers.
The winner under the socks
Test-checked checkout & K-Tip
Oeko-Tex stands for "textile trust"-a global synonym for responsible textile production-from the raw goods to the finished product.
The Oeko-Tex® standard was developed at the beginning of the 1990s in response to the need for health-related eco-textiles. Since then, independent testing institutes of the International Oeko-Tex® community for health-free textile products have been in the case.
For companies in the textile and clothing industry, the Oeko-Tex® criteria catalog has a uniform and scientifically justified scale of evaluation for the assessment of possible pollutants in textiles.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need Oeko-Tex socks?
Socks and underwear are worn directly on the skin all day. Sweat and friction make the skin sensitive and susceptible to pollutants and inferior color in textiles. But not our products! Oeko-Tex has our socks underwear And T-shirts checked for pollutants so that you can attract them to them without worry.
Who is behind Oeko-Tex®?
The Oeko-Tex® standard was developed at the beginning of the 1990s in response to the need for health-related eco-textiles. Since then, independent test institutes of the International Oeko-Tex® Community for Health-free textile products have existed. For companies in the textile and clothing industry, the Oekotex criteria catalog has a uniform and scientifically established assessment mass for the assessment of possible pollutants in textiles.
Who is behind GOTS®?
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS®) is the global leading textile processing standard for organic textiles, including ecological and social criteria, which is supported by third parties by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain.
