Oeko-Tex:

What Does The Label Mean?

OEKO-TEX is essentially a certification a brand or manufacturer can apply for to ensure their products don’t contain harmful substances. This certification is just the first step towards being an environmental and socially responsible business.

What is oeko-tex?

 OEKO-TEX is a third-party certification system that verifies a product is tested for chemicals potentially harmful to humans. Third-party certification is important because it means an independent organization has reviewed the product and determined it complies with specific standards for safety, quality or performance.

What are oeko-tex standards:

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 label means every component of the product (trims, zippers, lining, buttons, and threads) has been tested against a list of harmful substances and found safe for human health. This test covers over 100 regulated and non-regulated substances which include pesticides, heavy metals, and formaldehyde.

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The materials and end products that are OEKO-TEX certified are in the textile category. But there’s a wide variety of goods within that category that can earn a certification.

What is oeko-tex made from?

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The OEKO-TEX certification means the end product and all its components are not dangerous to humans. Products that carry this label have been tested and proven free of harmful toxins.

Does oeko-tex mean non toxic?

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- Avocado Mattress - Toad & Co - Wolven - Girlfriend Collective - Sezane - Love Ocean - And so much more!

Brands that are oeko-tex certified:

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