OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 is a product certification for tested textiles. Buyers should verify the named certificate holder, certified article, product class, certificate number and validity instead of assuming that one document covers every item from a supplier.
What the standard addresses
STANDARD 100 evaluates textiles for listed harmful substances using requirements that depend on intended use. The current standard owner’s rules and certificate database should be used when making a purchasing or public claim.
Product classes and intended use
Requirements vary by product class and degree of skin contact. A bedding buyer should confirm the class shown on the current certificate and whether the exact fabric or finished article is included in its scope.
How to verify a supplier document
Match certificate holder, site where relevant, certificate number, validity date, annex or product description, fiber and color range. A logo on a brochure or a report for another sample is not enough.
How FY Bedding handles document requests
FY Bedding separates company-system records, factory audits, material credentials and finished-product evidence. Buyers can request the documents relevant to a selected product and arrange project-specific testing when the existing evidence does not match.
Continue the buyer workflow
Move from general guidance to the relevant product, evidence and project-planning pages.
