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Sustainability is a key priority in the textile fabric industry, known for its intensive resource use and waste generation. Reducing environmental impact involves using recycled and organic fibers, optimizing fabric production processes, and investing in renewable energy. These actions reduce the carbon footprint and support a more sustainable fabric supply chain, aligned with eco-friendly and responsible manufacturing.
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Certifications
Regenagri
Regenagri is a global initiative focused on promoting regenerative agriculture. It supports farming practices that restore soil health, increase biodiversity, improve water management, and enhance long-term ecosystem resilience. Products linked to Regenagri-certified farms contribute to a supply chain that protects natural resources while ensuring high-quality fiber production.
GOTS – Global Organic Textile Standard
GOTS is the leading certification for textiles made from organic fibers. It ensures full traceability and responsible processing across the entire supply chain, including strict environmental criteria, restricted chemical use, wastewater treatment, and fair working conditions. Products carrying the GOTS label meet high-quality organic standards from farm to finished fabric.
OCS 100 & OCS Blended – Organic Content Standard
The Organic Content Standard verifies the presence and amount of organically grown material in textile products.
OCS 100 applies to products made with 95–100% certified organic fibers, providing transparent tracking from the farm to the final item.
OCS Blended covers products that combine organic fibers with conventional or synthetic materials, as long as they contain at least 5% organic fiber. Both versions ensure integrity and traceability of organic inputs throughout the supply chain.
RCS 100 & RCS Blended – Recycled Claim Standard
The Recycled Claim Standard validates the use of recycled materials in textile products.
RCS 100 certifies items containing 95–100% recycled content, guaranteeing accurate tracking from recycler to final product.
RCS Blended applies to goods containing a minimum of 5% recycled material. The standard promotes responsible use of resources and increases transparency in recycled content claims within the textile industry.
ISO 9001 – Quality Management System
ISO 9001 certifies that an organization follows a globally recognized Quality Management System. It ensures consistent processes, strong customer focus, and continuous improvement across operations. Companies certified under ISO 9001 demonstrate reliability, efficiency, and commitment to delivering high-quality products and services that meet both regulatory and client expectations.
Better Cotton Initiative (BCI)
The Better Cotton Initiative works to make global cotton production more sustainable. It trains farmers in better environmental practices, responsible water use, reduced chemical impact, and improved working conditions. BCI cotton supports a more ethical and resilient supply chain, contributing to the well-being of farming communities and the protection of natural ecosystems.
OEKO-TEX Standard 100
OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is one of the world’s best-known labels for textiles tested for harmful substances. Every component of a certified product – threads, buttons, fabrics – is tested against strict international criteria. The certification ensures consumer safety, compliance with high human-ecological standards, and the absence of substances that may pose risks to health.
Global Recycled Standard (GRS)
The Global Recycled Standard certifies products containing recycled materials and ensures responsible processing throughout the supply chain. It requires verification of recycled content, traceability, social and environmental compliance, and strict chemical restrictions. GRS supports circular production models and promotes high-quality, sustainable textile manufacturing.