Sustainability

Concept of Sustainability

One of the principles of sustainability in the textile industry is the need for a strong emphasis on recycling and reclamation as a means of significantly reducing reliance on virgin resources, thereby minimizing waste and promoting more sustainable production methods.

In addition, the textile industry can prioritize the use of organic materials and production methods. Organic textiles come from natural, biodegradable sources and are free of harmful chemicals and pesticides.

Industry Certifications

Organic cotton is a pure natural cotton with ecological, green, and environmentally friendly characteristics. GOTS requires an organic certified fiber content of no less than 70% to ensure standardization of organic textiles in harvesting, raw materials, processing, and final product packaging. We support

OCS certification focuses on whether the raw materials of textiles come from organic cultivation, and tracks and certifies the organic fiber content in the products. We support

Recycled cotton is made from waste cotton, industrial waste, and the fabric and yarn ends of textile enterprises.
Recycled polyester is made from discarded polyester fabrics or recycled polyester waste. We support

BCI cotton has been changing the way cotton is grown to better promote the cotton industry, achieve sustainable development, and make high-quality cotton a mainstream product worldwide. We support

$OEKO-TEXpmu$ OekO-Tex STANDARD 100 is a globally unified testing and certification system that detects harmful substances in textiles to determine their safety, meeting consumer demands for a healthy lifestyle We support

Higg Index aims to evaluate the impact of textile products on the environment and society, enabling businesses to evaluate raw material types, products, production factories, and process flows within the scope of environmental and product design choices We support