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Criteria: Standard based on international human rights norms and national labor laws to promote workers' rights. Meaning: Provides a framework for organizations to ensure fair treatment of workers.

Criteria: Wood-based products from responsibly managed forests are certified for environmental, social and economic benefits. Meaning: Ensures responsible forestry practices are followed along the entire supply chain of forest products.

Criteria: Aims to improve global cotton production for both the people who produce it and the environment it grows in. Meaning: BCI certification signifies cotton is grown with a focus on reducing stress on the natural environment and improving the livelihoods and welfare of farming communities.

Criteria: Sets requirements for an eco-friendly production process, covering aspects like water and air emissions and worker safety. Meaning: Verifies that a textile product has been manufactured using sustainable ingredients and under strict environmental standards throughout the supply chain.

Criteria: Ensures fair labor practices, community development and environmental sustainability. Meaning: Recognition that the production adheres to social, environmental and economic standards to promote equitable trade.

Criteria: Must contain at least 70% organic fibers, meet environmental and toxicological criteria. Meaning: Ensures organic status of textiles from harvesting of raw materials through environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing to labeling.

Criteria: Measures and certifies an organization's environmental impact, focusing on reducing carbon emissions. Meaning: Confirms that a company is actively managing and reducing its carbon footprint across its operations.

Criteria: Certifies environmental compliance and performance capabilities of leather manufacturers. Meaning: Provides assurance that leather is produced in an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner.

Criteria: Tests for harmful substances in textiles used in apparel and home textiles. Meaning: Certification ensures that the textile product is free from harmful levels of more than 100 substances known to be detrimental to human health.