OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100  ·  Product Class I  ·  Annex 6

Certified at the strictest level — for babies, and for everyone else.

Weifang Baifei Textile holds OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification under Product Class I — the class reserved for articles for babies and small children up to three years old — tested under the extended Annex 6 programme. Two certificates: one covering garments, one covering home textiles.

2 Certificates Product Class I Annex 6 Valid through 15 Jul 2027

Certificate of conformity

BJ020 287849

Garments  |  issued by TESTEX, Zurich

HolderWeifang Baifei Textile Co., Ltd.
StandardOEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Product classI (baby articles) – Annex 6
Test reportBJ020 287849.1
Valid until15.07.2027

Second certificate on file for home textiles: BJ025 287848. Both certificates are publicly verifiable in the official OEKO-TEX® Label Check database.

The standard, explained

Four product classes. We are certified in the hardest one.

OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certifies textile articles under four product classes. The limit values differ between them, because the risk of exposure differs. Class I is the most stringent — it applies to articles for babies and small children up to three years of age.

I

Babies and small children up to 3 years

Ours
II

Skin contact materials

Not our class
III

Materials without skin contact

Not our class
IV

Home textiles

Not our class

Annex 4 — the market baseline

The fundamental programme

Fundamental requirements for consumer health protection. Most STANDARD 100 certificates on the market are issued against this catalogue.

Annex 6 — our certification

The extended programme

Also covers doubtful chemicals used in production — no direct health effect, but a possible harmful effect on the environment. Applied to both of our certificates.


Our certification

Two certificates, one standard.

Garments and home textiles are certified separately, so the scope of each document is unambiguous — there is nothing to interpret and nothing to take on trust.

Certificate 01 — Garments

Apparel & sleepwear

Certificate no.BJ020 287849
HolderWeifang Baifei Textile Co., Ltd.
StandardOEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Product classI (baby articles) – Annex 6
Issuing instituteTESTEX, Zurich
Date of issue03.07.2026
Valid until15.07.2027
Test reportBJ020 287849.1

Certified article range

  • Cap & hat
  • Jacket
  • Pants
  • Skirt
  • Dress
  • Baby gown
  • Baby romper
  • Baby onesies
  • Pajama set
  • Children set
  • Headband
  • Sleepwear
  • Eye mask

Certificate 02 — Home textiles

Bedding, blankets & baby essentials

Certificate no.BJ025 287848
HolderWeifang Baifei Textile Co., Ltd.
StandardOEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Product classI (baby articles) – Annex 6
Issuing instituteTESTEX, Zurich
Date of issue07.07.2026
Valid until15.07.2027
Test reportBJ025 287848.1

Certified article range

  • Blanket
  • Fitted sheet
  • Sleeping bags
  • Bath towels
  • Bibs
  • Burps
  • Wraps
  • Pillow
  • Pillow case
  • Swaddle for newborns

Independent verification

Don't take our word for it.
Verify it yourself.

Every OEKO-TEX® certificate is recorded in the official OEKO-TEX® Label Check database — the same source your compliance team will use. Enter our certificate number and confirm the standard, the product class, the scope and the validity date directly with OEKO-TEX®. It takes under 30 seconds.

01

Open the official portal

Go to oeko-tex.com and select Label Check. This is the certifying body's own public database.

02

Enter the certificate number

Use the number exactly as shown below. Certificate numbers are case sensitive.

03

Confirm scope and validity

You will see the product class, the article range and the expiry date as held on record by OEKO-TEX®.

Garments
BJ020 287849
Check in Label Check →
Home textiles
BJ025 287848
Check in Label Check →

Scope of certification

What our certificates actually cover.

The scope of both certificates is identical on the material side — fibres, colourways and finishing processes — and differs only in the finished article range. This is the certified technical envelope your programme can be built inside.

Certified fibres & blends

100% cotton 100% viscose from bamboo 100% Modal (LENZING™ Modal) 100% Lyocell (LENZING™ Lyocell) 100% polyester 100% polyamide 100% acrylic 70% bamboo viscose / 30% cotton Mixtures of the above with spandex Lyocell / graphene

Certified colourways & finishing

Bleached white Yarn-dyed Mélange grey Piece-dyed — reactive & disperse Reactive print Disperse print Pigment print incl. neon colours Silver & golden foil print Softener finishing

Certified components & accessories

Sewing thread Embroidery thread Printed label Woven label & patch Woven tape & puller Woven ribbon (grosgrain / satin) Hook & loop fastener Electroplated & painted metal fasteners TPU film / PP non-woven laminate with PES padding
Scope note for buyers. Certification applies to the article range, fibre compositions, colourways and finishing processes listed on the certificates. If your programme requires a construction, fibre blend or finish outside this envelope, tell us before development — we will confirm whether it is already covered or flag what an extension to the certificate would involve. The full component and accessory schedule is stated on each certificate; where a certificate abbreviates the list, the complete scope is available in the compliance pack or through the QR code printed on the document.

Why this matters to your brand

Compliance that shortens your approval cycle.

01

Often accepted in lieu of additional testing

Many retailers build their Restricted Substances Lists (RSLs) on STANDARD 100 and accept the certificate instead of commissioning further laboratory testing on the same articles.

02

Every component is in scope

All components must comply — not only the shell fabric. Over 1,000 harmful substances are tested, including every thread, button and accessory.

03

Built against the regulations you answer for

Banned azo colorants, pentachlorophenol, PFAS/PFCs, cadmium and lead, plus REACH Annex XIV and XVII, US CPSIA (lead), the EU POPs regulation and all textile-relevant ECHA SVHC substances.

04

Audited, not self-declared

Each certificate requires a successful on-site quality audit by an OEKO-TEX® institute, plus ongoing quality assurance — and sits inside a network of more than 35,000 companies.

Documentation

Download the certificates. Request the full pack.

The certificates themselves are public — download them, check them, circulate them internally. Supporting compliance documentation is issued on request so our team can match the right documents to your market and product programme.

Open download

Published documents

  • OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 — Garments · certificate BJ020 287849
  • OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 — Home textiles · certificate BJ025 287848
  • Weifang Baifei product catalogue · full article range
  • Company information · facility and capacity overview
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Available on request

Full compliance pack

  • Test report BJ020 287849.1 · garment certificate
  • Test report BJ025 287848.1 · home textile certificate
  • Declaration of conformity in accordance with EN ISO 17050-1
  • Certificate scope confirmation against your specific article list
  • Market-specific compliance guidance for your destination
Request the compliance pack

Common questions

Answers for your compliance team.

Does the certificate cover the whole finished product, or only the fabric?
The whole article. All components of an article to be certified must comply with the conditions, test criteria and limit values of the standard — this includes sewing and embroidery thread, labels and patches, woven tape, ribbon, fasteners and metal hardware. Only the shell fabric being tested is a common misunderstanding.
What exactly does Product Class I mean?
STANDARD 100 certifies textile articles under four product classes — I (babies and small children up to 3 years), II (skin contact materials), III (material without skin contact) and IV (home textiles). The limit values differ between classes because the risk of exposure differs. Class I applies the most stringent limit values in the standard. Both of our certificates are issued as Class I.
What is the difference between Annex 4 and Annex 6?
Annex 4 includes the fundamental requirements with the goal of protecting consumer health. Annex 6 also includes doubtful chemicals used in production — substances with no direct health effect, but a possible harmful effect on the environment. Both of our certificates are issued under Annex 6, the extended programme.
How long is the certificate valid, and what happens at renewal?
A STANDARD 100 certificate is valid for one year. Ours are valid until 15.07.2027. Renewal is not an automatic rollover — it requires re-testing by the institute. We start the renewal process ahead of expiry and replace the published documents once the new certificate is issued, so the certificates on this page are always the current ones.
Can our brand carry the OEKO-TEX® label on products bought from you?
The certificate grants Weifang Baifei Textile the right to use the OEKO-TEX® trademark. How the label is applied to finished goods for your market follows the OEKO-TEX® Labelling Guide, and the right approach depends on your product programme and where labelling takes place. Tell us your plan and we will confirm the correct route with the institute.
Why two certificates instead of one?
Garments and home textiles are distinct article categories with different construction and use profiles, so we certify them separately. Certificate BJ020 287849 covers garments and sleepwear; certificate BJ025 287848 covers home textiles such as blankets, fitted sheets, sleeping bags, swaddles and bibs. Splitting the scope keeps each document precise — and easier for your team to file.
Does this replace market-specific testing for our destination?
STANDARD 100 addresses compliance with a range of regulations worldwide, including REACH Annex XIV and XVII, US CPSIA (lead) and the EU POPs regulation. Where a retailer's Restricted Substances List is based on STANDARD 100, certification is often accepted in lieu of additional testing. It is not, however, a blanket substitute for every market-specific requirement. Send us your destination and your buyer's RSL, and we will map our certification against it before you commit.

Next step

Bring Class I certification into your next programme.

Share your article list and destination market. We will confirm coverage against our certificates, flag anything that needs an extension, and return a quotation with the compliance documents attached.

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