What's the difference? And why do you need to know? We want you to have the information you need to choose the best Bedlinen and Towel products for your family, so here’s our guide to the two most commonly used environmental labels used on textile products. “Certified Organic” and “OEKO-Tex Standard 100®”.
What Does the OEKO-TEX® Label Mean? (And How Its Label Check Tool Is Increasing Transparency) — Sustainably Chic
Certified Organic vs. OEKO-Tex Standard 100® Labels – Pure Zone
What is OEKO-TEX Certification & Why It Matters - Boll & Branch
Why You Need To Know About Clothing Certifications - Natural Baby Mama
How to Apply for OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 - Guide
Certified Organic vs. OEKO-Tex Standard 100® Labels – Pure Zone
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 FAQ - Hohenstein
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
What Does OEKO-TEX® Certified Really Mean?
Certified Organic vs. OEKO-Tex Standard 100® Labels – Pure Zone
The Ultimate Guide To The Eco Labels On Your Clothes — OopsVegan
OEKO-TEX® on X: Have you ever wondered if an OEKO-TEX® label attached to a product is real? Our labels always include: - product brand - brand & claim - our icon/logo
How to Apply for OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 - Guide
Certified Organic vs. OEKO-Tex Standard 100® Labels – Pure Zone
