Certified Organic vs. OEKO-Tex Standard 100® Labels – Pure Zone

What's the difference? And why do you need to know? We want you to have the information you need to choose the best Bedlinen and Towel products for your family, so here’s our guide to the two most commonly used environmental labels used on textile products. “Certified Organic” and “OEKO-Tex Standard 100®”.

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