Oeko-tex Standard 100 Logo
Stacked wordmark logo in a compact horizontal lockup. At the top left is the uppercase wordmark “OEKO‑TEX®” in light grey with the small tagline “CONFIDENCE IN TEXTILES” beneath it in smaller grey type. Below those lines, centered left, the...
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About Oeko-tex Standard 100
Stacked wordmark logo in a compact horizontal lockup. At the top left is the uppercase wordmark “OEKO‑TEX®” in light grey with the small tagline “CONFIDENCE IN TEXTILES” beneath it in smaller grey type. Below those lines, centered left, the bold uppercase text “STANDARD 100” appears in a saturated yellow/orange. To the right of “STANDARD 100” is a circular rosette/seal emblem: a small solid yellow circle center surrounded by a ring of grey petal/dot shapes.
Beneath the main block are several small lines of dark grey text: a short certificate identifier (e.g. “6619CIT CITEVE”), the phrase “Tested for harmful substances.” and the URL “www.oeko‑tex.com/standard100”. Overall the mark uses flat, high‑contrast colors and a clean, sans‑serif wordmark to read as an official certification seal.
What's in it: rosette (seal)
Shapes: wordmark stacked text block circular rosette emblem small-line tagline
Style: clean modern minimalist bold sans-serif flat certification seal
Text in logo: OEKO-TEX® CONFIDENCE IN TEXTILES STANDARD 100 6619CIT CITEVE Tested for harmful substances. www.oeko-tex.com/standard100
Certification/quality seal (rosette) — evokes testing, safety and official approval for textiles.
Colors
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Oeko-tex Standard 100 Logo History
OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 is an international, independent testing and certification system operated by the OEKO‑TEX Association; the Standard 100 label indicates that textile articles have been tested for a range of harmful substances and meet OEKO‑TEX limit values.
Frequently asked
What does the Standard 100 label mean?
It signifies the textile article was tested for a wide range of harmful substances and met OEKO‑TEX limit values.
How can I verify a Standard 100 label?
Use the certificate number printed on the label or the product URL to check the certificate details on www.oeko‑tex.com/standard100.
Who issues the Standard 100 certification?
The certification is issued under the OEKO‑TEX system by testing institutes that are part of the OEKO‑TEX Association.
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