Yes. Our fabrics and garments can be produced to meet the relevant international standards for your target market, and commonly required certifications can be arranged on request.

• ISO 9001 quality management system covering the manufacturing operation.
• ISO 14001 environmental management system.
• OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for fabric safety and chemical compliance, which is important for European and North American markets.
• CE certification for protective clothing and PPE categories applicable to safety workwear.
• EN and ANSI high-visibility standards for reflective and hi-vis garments.
• Flame-retardant standards for protective and industrial clothing.
• REACH and Prop 65 compliance testing for EU and US chemical restrictions.

Please tell us your target market and the certification required, and we will confirm feasibility, cost and lead time before you place the order. Testing is normally arranged with accredited third-party laboratories, and reports are supplied with the shipment so your customs clearance and tender documentation are complete.

It also helps to know which certifications are company-level and which are product-level. Certificates such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, BSCI and GRS describe how we operate as a business; they do not certify an individual garment. Product-level compliance is issued per material and per test. When you ask for compliance paperwork we will tell you clearly which document you are receiving and what it covers.