This certificate recognizes your organization as a supporting member of the Sustainable Fiber Coalition. You have agreed to support and promote SFA's vision for global sustainability standards for cashmere production and to ensure that internationally traded cashmere is produced using sustainable practices.

Confidence in Textiles - Guided by this slogan, the International Environmental Textile Association's independent testing institute has been testing all kinds of textiles for hazardous substances in accordance with STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX since 1992 to ensure the health and harmlessness of textiles. For enterprises in the textile and clothing industries, in the globalized and increasingly finely divided textile production, with the birth of the OEKO-TEX standard catalogue, for the first time they have a unified and scientifically based measure of textiles. assessment criteria for potentially hazardous substances in

The Global Recycling Standard (GRS) was originally developed by CU Certification (CU) in 2008 and transferred ownership to Textile Exchange on January 1, 2011.

Textile Exchange's mission is to accelerate the sustainable development of the textile industry. This acceleration will only happen if steps are taken to ensure that real and meaningful change continues to be brought about. Requires a full understanding of the problem and seeks to substantiate the claims made. Third-party standard certification enables this.

The Global Recycling Standard (GRS) is an international, voluntary and comprehensive product standard that specifies requirements for third-party certification of recycled content, chain of custody, social responsibility and environmental practices, and chemical restrictions. The goal of GRS is to increase the use of recycled materials in products and reduce/eliminate the hazards caused by their production.