CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT

The OEKO-TEX® CertLink Project is a collaboration with OEKO-TEX® that allows their customers to link either products or materials that they create to their OEKO-TEX® Certificates (STANDARD 100, LEATHER STANDARD, or MADE IN GREEN). This makes it easier for brands and retailers to confirm the certifications for the specific materials they’re using in lieu of additional testing and allows retailers to display product-level certificate badges at the point of sale.

OEKO-TEX® and Texbase

For Finished Products

OEKO-TEX® CertLink enables OEKO-TEX® customers to identify the finished products they manufacture and link them to their OEKO-TEX® certificates. This data is stored and managed in Texbase which is then available to retailers and e-commerce sites that display OEKO-TEX® certificate information to their customers, thereby allowing them to shop more sustainably.

OEKO-TEX Finished Product Certification

1. Suppliers enter finished product data into CertLink and links them to their OEKO-TEX® Certificates.

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2. Finished product data is matched with OEKO-TEX® Certificates and stored within Texbase.

OEKO-TEX Product Certification

3. Data is sent to retailers who then display OEKO-TEX® Certificates on product pages.

For Raw Materials

OEKO-TEX® CertLink allows OEKO-TEX® customers to link the fabrics, trims or leather they produce to their OEKO-TEX® certificates. This data is stored and managed in Texbase which is then available to brands and retailers through the OEKO-TEX® Global Library. The OEKO-TEX® Global Library is a free resource that allows companies to search and find new materials to use while confirming the certificate information of the materials they are currently using in their finished products. This prevents brands and retailers from having to do their own sustainability testing.

OEKO-TEX Certification

1. Suppliers enter fabric, trim and leather data into CertLink and links them to their OEKO-TEX® Certificates.

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2. Fabric, trim and leather data is matched with OEKO-TEX® Certificates and stored within Texbase.

OEKO-TEX Global Library

3. Fabric, trim and leather information is displayed to brands and retailers through the OEKO-TEX® Global Library.

About OEKO-TEX®

OEKO-TEX® enables consumers and companies to make responsible decisions that protect our planet for future generations. OEKO-TEX® consists of 18 independent research and test institutes in Europe and Japan. OEKO-TEX® research and test institutes are responsible for the joint development of test methods and limit values which form the basis for their standards.

 


For more information, please contact OEKO-TEX® or Texbase.