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Linings, canvas bodies, dust bags and trims.
Not for water-resistant positions without coating. Not for high-tensile structural use in light weights.
Certification fraud has been documented in this category at scale, particularly around transaction-certificate integrity. Insist on a valid, in-date scope certificate plus the transaction certificate for your specific shipment — the first without the second proves the supplier is certified, not that your goods are.
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The percentage is measured on fibre content alone, so zips, buckles and soles sit outside the number, and "GOTS certified" without a grade and a figure is an incomplete answer. Its site-level water and energy data is not a product footprint.
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No processing, chemical or social criteria of any kind: it traces the organic percentage back to a certified farm and stops there. It stands to GOTS as RCS stands to GRS — the content half without the manufacturing conditions.
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A chemical safety certificate, not an environmental one — a virgin fossil-based PVC sheet can hold a valid one. Because certification is modular, check whether the certificate covers the finished article you are buying or only a yarn, trim or component of it.