About certifications

CERTIFICATES FOR OUR BEDDING

Global Organic Textile Standard - CERTIFICATION #OTCO-OT-024204

Organic cotton and organic Merino wool are certified organic to Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). Our USA fulfillment center is also GOTS

WOOLMARK - CERTIFICATION #L1722CH12W; #L2388BE09W

Merino wool and Shropshire Wool are WOOLMARK certified for 100% pure wool quality. It is globally recognized as a symbol of high quality and reliability and specifies that the product exceeds the global standards for pure wool filling.

OEKO-TEX Standard - CERTIFICATION #15.HCN.66088

100% natural cotton, Shropshire wool, 100% latex noodles & TPU are OEKO-TEX certified, which ensures the cotton yarns and TPU used in production are safe for infants and free of harmful chemicals and substances.

CERTIFICATES FOR OUR WOOLENS

  • GOTS – Global Organic Textile Standard
    The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is recognized as the leading processing standard for textiles made from organic fibers worldwide. It defines high level environmental criteria along the entire supply chain of organic textiles and requires compliance with social criteria as well.
  • IVN BEST and KBT – Naturtextil IVN certified BEST
    This quality seal, well known within Europe, currently sets the strictest ecological standard for textile production at the highest technical level currently feasible. BEST reflects the standards for eco-friendly textiles developed by the International Association of Natural Textile Industry (IVN) since 1990 and reviews the entire textile production chain both in terms of ecological standards and in terms of social accountability. IVN Best exceeds the GOTS standard, which permits up to 30% non-organic fibers. Production under IVN matches the GOTS standard. Using the IVN seal requires the membership and certification according to IVN standards. Wools in IVN supply chain programs are from certified organic animal husbandry (also known as kbT). No mulesing method have been applied on the sheep – a highly criticized way of “vaccination” of the sheep in Australia.