Textile documentation
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
A preview related to testing for harmful substances in textile materials or components.
Request current document →Review document previews relevant to reusable-care sourcing projects. Ask for the current full document that matches your product, material and destination market.
Document library and verification guides updated October 26, 2026.
These previews help sourcing teams identify which full documents to request during supplier review and product development.
Textile documentation
A preview related to testing for harmful substances in textile materials or components.
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Market documentation
A conformity-document preview. Applicability depends on the product, intended use and relevant EU legislation.
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Children’s products
A CPC preview associated with a baby-bib product. It should be reviewed together with its supporting test reports.
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Test report
A test-report page preview. Confirm the tested sample, report date, laboratory and clauses before applying it to a project.
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Organic textiles
A Global Organic Textile Standard document preview for reviewing certified organic-textile scope.
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Conformity documentation
A conformity-document preview for buyer review. The issuing body and exact scope should be checked on the current file.
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Organic content
An Organic Content Standard document preview for reviewing certified organic-material content and chain-of-custody scope.
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Quality management
A quality-management certificate preview. Confirm the certified legal entity, site address, scope and validity.
Request current document →Use the same checks for ReuseCare and any supplier under consideration.
Check the legal entity, manufacturing site and address shown on the document.
Confirm that the tested article, material or management-system scope is relevant to your order.
Review the reference number, issue and expiry dates, issuing body and any public verification record.
Use the official verification route for each scheme and keep company, product, material and shipment evidence separate.
Verify the label number, holder, product class, current status and exact scope.
Read the OEKO-TEX guide →A scope certificate qualifies an entity and scope; shipment evidence must match the certified goods being purchased.
Compare scope and transaction certificates →Check the report, sample, material, method, analytes, limits, results and date rather than relying on a generic statement.
Read the REACH report guide →Tell us the product, destination market and document required. We will confirm which current certificate or report is relevant to the proposed specification.