OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

Understanding this document

OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 concerns textiles tested for harmful substances. For apparel buyers, it provides a useful reference when reviewing the materials intended for contact with the skin. This page presents the maintained certificate image so you can examine the stated scope, product class, certificate reference and validity together.

What the document covers

The displayed certificate describes knitted textile materials and identifies a product class. Its scope text is important: a certificate applies to the articles and conditions listed in that document. When considering a fabric for a T-shirt, sweatshirt or other garment, compare its composition and finishing with the certificate's material description, and read any restrictions in the scope.

How it supports your sourcing

You can include certificate requirements in fabric selection, sample approval and order confirmation. This helps your team identify the evidence needed for its chosen materials before committing to production. Review trims, prints and other components as part of the finished article's requirements. Coverage of one material should be checked against the intended article and any proposed label use.

Discuss your project

Send us the fabric composition, intended garment use and the certificate requirements in your buying brief. We can discuss the document shown here and the information needed for material matching. For independent verification, use the certificate number printed on the original in the official OEKO-TEX® Label Check.