Goelia Oeko-tex Certificates

function getVisiblePlatform() { var platformElements = document.querySelectorAll('[data-platform]'); var visiblePlatform = null; for (var i = 0; i OEKO-TEX ® STANDARD 100 WHAT IS OEKO-TEX ® STANDARD 100? OEKO-TEX ® Standard 100 is a certification system developed and managed by the International OEKO-TEX ® Association. It comprises 16 textile research and test institutes across Europe and Japan, with representative agencies in over 60 countries. This certification ensures that textile products are free from harmful substances that could pose a risk to human health. At GOELIA, we prioritize your well-being, guaranteeing safety and skin-friendliness. OEKO-TEX ® PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION CLASS 1 * Strictest requirements and limit values for products designed for babies. GOELIA holds the Oeko-Tex ® Standard 100 Class I certification CLASS 2 * Products that come into direct and extensive contact with the skin, including blouses, shirts, underwear, mattresses, etc. GOELIA holds the Oeko-Tex ® Standard 100 Class II certification CLASS 3 * Products with minimal or no contact with the skin, such as jackets, vests, belts, etc. CLASS 4 * The classification system ensures that products are subjected to appropriate testing and requirements based on their specific use and level of contact with the skin. This allows consumers to make informed choices and select products that align with their needs and safety preferences. Articles used for furnishing, including tablecloths, curtains, upholstery fabrics, etc. OUR PRODUCTS HOW TO VERIFY THE CERTIFICATE'S VALIDITY? We prioritize transparency and ensure that our certifications are valid and up to date, giving you peace of mind about the safety and quality of our products. To verify the validity of an OEKO-TEX ® certificate, visit the official OEKO-TEX ® website and go to the "Label Check" section or simply click the link below. LABEL CHECK ABOUT GOELIA SELECTED FABRICS SUSTAINABILITY OEKO-TEX ®  STANDARD 100 WHAT IS OEKO-TEX ® STANDARD 100? OEKO-TEX ® Standard 100 is a certification system developed and managed by the International OEKO-TEX ® Association. It comprises 16 textile research and test institutes across Europe and Japan, with representative agencies in over 60 countries. This certification ensures that textile products are free from harmful substances that could pose a risk to human health. At GOELIA, we prioritize your well-being, guaranteeing safety and skin-friendliness. OEKO-TEX ®   PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION CLASS 1 * Strictest requirements and limit values for products designed for babies. GOELIA holds the Oeko-Tex ®   Standard 100 Class I certification CLASS 2 * Products that come into direct and extensive contact with the skin, including blouses, shirts, underwear, mattresses, etc. GOELIA holds the Oeko-Tex ®   Standard 100 Class II certification CLASS 3 * Products with minimal or no contact with the skin, such as jackets, vests, belts, etc. CLASS 4 * Articles used for furnishing, including tablecloths, curtains, upholstery fabrics, etc. The classification system ensures that products are subjected to appropriate testing and requirements based on their specific use and level of contact with the skin. This allows consumers to make informed choices and select products that align with their needs and safety preferences. OUR PRODUCTS HOW TO VERIFY THE CERTIFICATE'S VALIDITY? We prioritize transparency and ensure that our certifications are valid and up to date, giving you peace of mind about the safety and quality of our products. To verify the validity of an OEKO-TEX ® certificate, visit the official OEKO-TEX ® website and go to the "Label Check" section or simply click the link below. LABEL CHECK ABOUT GOELIA SELECTED FABRICS SUSTAINABILITY window.platformParams = { preview: false, collectionHide: false, collectionHideM: false }; var scriptElement = document.createElement('script'); scriptElement.src = 'https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0617/0099/7296/files/goelia-factory.js?v=1724660375356'; scriptElement.type = 'text/javascript'; document.body.appendChild(scriptElement);