The Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) is a global not-for-profit organisation that leads the largest cotton sustainability programme in the world. Its network helps combat the negative impacts of farming and processing this natural fibre. BCI also strives to constantly improve the planet, farming communities, and the economies of cotton-producing areas.

The Lenzing group brand stands for revolutionary, innovative fibres with a low environmental impact. It guarantees that fibres are made from sustainable FSC and PEFC-certified wood pulp, and that they are processed in closed-loop certified production facilities, with a transparent supply chain. Compared to generic viscose, it reduces emissions and water usage by up to 50%.

The international organisation certifies responsible forest management and the traceability of sustainable products. The label provides the guarantee that the wood used in viscose production only comes from forests managed in compliance with strict environmental, social and economic standards. It also ensures that strict limits are applied to the conversion of natural forest land.

Devised by leading international organisations in organic farming, this standard certifies that products are made to strict environmental and social criteria applied throughout the production chain: from fibre harvesting to the manufacturing stages and labelling. It guarantees that every textile contains at least 70% organically farmed natural fibres, that environmentally sustainable manufacturing processes are used, and that there are no harmful chemical products.

This standard certifies that textile products contain a high minimum percentage of recycled material, and that they comply with social and environmental requirements in terms of processing and the use of chemicals. It also promotes a sustainable production and consumption model, encouraging a reduction in the use of virgin raw materials, water and energy. Both yarns and fabrics can be certified.

Viscose yarn, developed by Jilin Chemical Fiber Group, which through its commitment, recognized by the environmental non-profit organization Canopy, promotes sustainable sourcing, significantly reducing the environmental impact of the textile sector and supporting the circular fashion industry.

A certification that ensures integrated crop management practices and highlights the unique expertise of European fibre producers.
Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ provides European origin traceability from Flax fibre to finished product, for all end markets.

This label identifies textile products that present no risk whatsoever to consumers’ health. The globally-recognised independent testing system certifies that no harmful substances are present and guarantees that manufacturing processes and facilities are environmentally friendly. The certification is awarded by the International Association for Research and Testing in the Field of Textile and Leather Ecology.

This is one of the leading international references for the certification of organic materials in textile products. It ensures that the content of organic natural fibers is at least 5% and verifies traceability throughout the entire production chain, from raw materials to the finished product. The certification system guarantees that all processes comply with strict criteria of sustainability and integrity.

This is one of the most important international standards promoting the use of recycled materials in products. In textiles it ensures that they include at least 5% pre- and post-consumption recycled material. It also certifies that manufacturing activities and processes comply with strict applicable requirements.

Voluntary certification that ensures the welfare of sheep. It prohibits painful practices such as mulesing and promotes sustainable land management. It guarantees traceability throughout the supply chain, from the farm to the finished product, adhering to environmental and social sustainability standards. It is designed to certify wool sourced from responsible and transparent practices.

Cellulosic fiber, known for its high tenacity and high moisture absorption, which offers the wearer a greater level of comfort.
Wood pulp is transformed through an innovative closed-loop production process, where over 99.8% of the solvent is recovered and reintroduced into the cycle, with near-zero waste.