Certificates & Test Reports
Certified Material Options
Selected PU and nonwoven materials are available with OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification to support projects with specific compliance requirements
- Selected Materials Tested for Harmful Substances
- Certified PU and Nonwoven Material Options
- Materials Matched to Project Requirements
- Supplier Certificates Available for Review
- Material Requirements Confirmed per Project
Certifications apply only to the materials and suppliers specified in each certificate. Material availability and compliance requirements are confirmed separately for each project.
Certified PU Material
Selected PU fabric is covered by OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification for the material specified in the certificate.
Certified Nonwoven Material
Selected nonwoven material is covered by OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification for the material specified in the certificate.
PU Leather Belt REACH Nickel Release Test Report
Frequently Asked Questions About Certifications and Test Reports
Understand how to review certificate holders, document scope, validity and project-specific compliance requirements when sourcing custom garment accessories.
Who holds the certificates and test reports shown on this page?
Documents may be issued to Jiewei, a material supplier or a third-party-tested product or material, depending on the document. The certificate holder, issuing organization, applicable scope and validity period should be reviewed for each document. A supplier certificate should not be interpreted as a factory-level certification held directly by Jiewei.
Which materials or products are covered by each document?
Coverage varies by certificate or test report. Buyers should review the material description, product scope, product class, applicable test standard and validity period shown in the document. A certificate or report should not be applied to materials or products outside its stated scope.
Does a supplier or material certificate mean that the finished garment accessory is certified?
Not necessarily. A supplier certificate generally applies only to the specified material or product within its documented scope. Additional components, processing methods or finished accessories may require separate review or testing depending on the project and buyer requirements.
How can buyers verify a certificate’s scope and validity?
Where an official verification service is available, buyers can enter the certificate or label number on the issuing organization’s website. The certificate holder, applicable product scope, current status and expiration date should match the document provided. If a certificate cannot be verified online, the issuing organization should be contacted for confirmation.
Can documentation and testing requirements be reviewed for a specific project?
Yes. Please provide the product type, material, intended application, destination market and required standard or buyer protocol. Available supplier certificates or third-party test reports may then be reviewed for relevance. Any additional testing requirements are subject to confirmation based on the selected material, product specifications and applicable standard.