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Oeko-Tex says its label is solution to ‘label labyrinth’

13/09/2017

Certification company Oeko-Tex has launched a label to help consumers make “responsible decisions” when evaluating clothing’s sustainability. “When bombarded with hundreds of worldwide labels and certificates, selecting the right one is by no means an easy feat, so much so that the phrase 'label labyrinth' was coined,” it said. With the MADE IN...

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