Certificates
Additional information about the product, material, and company certifications used across the Untagged Movement Product ID pages.
Verifies certified organic fiber content and tracks it through the textile supply chain. OCS 100 applies at 95% or more certified organic content, while OCS Blended applies from 5-94%. It supports organic fiber claims, but does not assess chemical safety, labor conditions, or wider environmental performance.
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Verifies and tracks recycled raw materials through the supply chain. For textiles, it supports recycled-content claims from pre- or post-consumer inputs, with at least 5% recycled content required. It does not assess chemical use, labor conditions, or the wider environmental impact of production.
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A traceable label for textiles and leather tested for harmful substances and made in more sustainable, socially responsible facilities. It combines product safety testing, OEKO-TEX STeP production requirements, and supply-chain traceability through a unique product ID or QR code.
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Certifies that textile articles and their components, including threads, buttons, zippers, and trims, have been tested for harmful substances. Requirements are based on product use, with stricter limits for items with closer skin contact.
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Identifies clothing, materials, and accessories made without animal-derived materials such as leather, fur, silk, feathers, or bone. Approval is based on company and supplier statements reviewed by PETA, so it should be understood as a vegan-material claim rather than a technical textile or factory audit.
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Assesses social performance at production sites against amfori BSCI's Code of Conduct and 13 performance areas, including working hours, fair remuneration, health and safety, no child labor, and no forced labor. It is an audit and improvement framework, not a product certification.
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Certifies that an organization has a quality management system for consistent processes, customer requirements, and continual improvement. It applies across industries and does not certify textile materials, sustainability, or social conditions.
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Certifies textile and leather production facilities for responsible production across six modules: chemical management, environmental performance, environmental management, social responsibility, quality management, and health and safety. It is facility-focused and can support OEKO-TEX MADE IN GREEN labeling.
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