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START SHOPPINGWe’re passionate about our environment and the people who live in it. That’s why we feel our customers deserve to know where their clothes come from, how they’re made and who is making them.
We are committed to producing high-quality products and focus on sustainable materials and practices so that we have a minimum footprint on our planet and a positive impact on its people. We feel it’s important to substantiate our eco stance with as much disclosure as possible. Here’s a detailed list of our accredited certifications and what they mean.
You can learn more about our ethics and sustainability in our Code of Conduct.
Ecocert is an inspection and certification body accredited under the International Standard ISO Guide 65 (EN 45011). Founded in 1991 in France by agricultural engineers aware of the need to develop agricultural practices that respects the environment, Ecocert has become the leader in Organic Certification globally.
At each step, Ecocert provides a guarantee of traceability and transparency that meets the expectations of consumers and users. Certification is subject to supervision and requires site visits.
We are proud that the raw bamboo we use to make Boody's signature bamboo viscose yarn is certified as organically grown by Ecocert.
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The Forest Stewardship Council's label is the mark of responsible forestry. All bamboo involved in the production of Boody comes from FSC-certified forests that follow FSC-defined best practices throughout the production and supply chain. This means that the farming and harvesting of our bamboo fibre crops used to produce Boody do not contribute to natural habitat loss or destruction.
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With more than 6.5 million members and supporters worldwide, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is the largest animal rights organisation on the planet. We’re pleased to see that all Boody products are PETA Vegan Approved and certified, seeing that no animal products are used in the production of our garments (making it 100% vegan). We work with certified factories and suppliers to produce bamboo-rich clothing, but the bamboo used to produce our fabrics is not the same bamboo that pandas eat. Meaning no pandas have gone hungry in the creation of our clothing! See info on our EcoCert and and FSC certifications to learn more about our bamboo.
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As part of the design process of all of our collections, SGS performs a thorough range of independent tests on garment samples to ensure fabric content and quality are in-line with the content on our labels, as well as regulatory standards. This ensures that our fabrics meet health and safety standards in each country in which we sell Boody.
Boody Basic SGS tests:
Boody Baby SGS additional tests:
All Boody Packaging SGS tests:
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ISO is an independent, non-governmental international organisation with a membership of 163 national standards bodies, developing International Standards that provide solutions to global challenges.
ISO 14001 specifies the requirements for an environmental management system that organisations use to reduce their negative environmental impact and contribute to the environmental “pillar of sustainability”.
The intended outcome of ISO 14001 are to:
Boody’s certification affirms that the production in our factories complies with ISO 14001 Regulations.
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All the requirements of ISO 9001 are generic and are intended to be applicable to any organisation, regardless of its type or size, or the products it provides.
Boody’s certification affirms the quality assurance and consistency of all our garments.
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WRAP’s mission is to ensure sewn products are being produced under lawful, humane and ethical conditions.
WRAP is the world’s largest independent, factory-based social compliance certification program for the sewn products sector. There are currently 2,286 WRAP factories worldwide employing 2,065,900 people (as at Jan 2017).
There are 12 WRAP principles which govern factory certification, based on generally accepted international workplace standards, local laws and workplace regulations. Principles encompass human resource management, health and safety, environmental practices and legal compliance.
Boody factories meet compliance to WRAP’s GOLD standards.
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Certification Class: Gold
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