The OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certificate is the most widely used eco-label in the world to guarantee that labelled textile products have been tested for more than 300 harmful substances. The certification is based on the OEKO-TEX® catalogue of scientifically based criteria and neutral laboratory tests, taking into account numerous substances, both regulated and non-regulated, that could be harmful to health, as well as preventive parameters. In many cases, the limit values set for OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 exceed national and international requirements.

The types of products certified by the OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certificate are grouped into four classes: Articles that may be in direct contact with the skin for babies and children up to three years of age (underwear, bed linen, towels, nappies, nappies, hygiene products, etc.) articles in direct contact with the skin (underwear, bed linen, T-shirts, socks, etc.) articles that are not in direct contact with the skin (jackets, coats, etc.) and decorative materials (tablecloths, curtains, upholstered furniture covers, etc.).