SAIM Label weaves trims from yarn supplied by mills that hold OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and GRS certificates. We publish the current certificates here, exactly as issued, so buyers can verify holder, scope and validity before ordering.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100GRS certifiedVerify holder and scope
Certified yarn stocked by colour — the yarn SAIM Label weaves with carries OEKO-TEX® and GRS certificates upstream.
Published certificates
Current certificates behind our yarn
Two certificates, two different claims — and neither is held by SAIM Label itself. They are held by the yarn suppliers whose certified yarn SAIM uses. That distinction matters for due diligence, so we label it clearly rather than implying the factory holds yarn-mill credentials.
Recycled-content traceability
GRS — Global Recycled Standard
GRS 4.0 scope certificate — scan the QR or check the Textile Exchange database to confirm status.
SAIM Label purchases certified yarn from this supply chain and provides the transaction certificate (TC) chain on request for orders that claim recycled content.
Harmful-substance testing
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, Product Class I (baby articles), Annex 6 — scan the QR to confirm validity.
Holder
Guangdong Dhoma Industry Limited Company (yarn supplier)
Number
SHYO 063248 · test report SH005 263361.1
Issued by
TESTEX AG, Swiss Textile Testing Institute
Valid
Issued 2025-06-13 · valid until 2026-07-31
Scope
100% polyester and polyamide yarns (incl. sewing and embroidery thread), Product Class I
SAIM Label uses OEKO-TEX-certified yarn for trims that sit against the skin. For compliance paperwork, the certificate scope and the final-product testing route are confirmed per order.
Why we publish the holder names: a certificate only supports a claim made by its holder. When a buyer asks "is SAIM certified?", the accurate answer is that SAIM is a weaving and finishing factory whose yarn supply holds these certifications. For recycled-content or skin-contact claims on your labels, we confirm the chain on a per-order basis. See our honest guide: Recycled yarn and certifications, decoded.
Buyer due diligence
How to verify before you rely on a certificate
Holder — confirm who the certificate is issued to; a yarn mill's certificate does not automatically extend to the label factory downstream.
Scope — the certificate must cover the actual yarn and processing step you are buying.
Validity — certificates expire; ask for the current PDF and check the dates against the issuing body's database.
Claim fit — OEKO-TEX supports a harmful-substance story; only GRS/RCS paperwork supports a recycled-content story. Do not mix the two.
Ordering with certified yarn
Tell us which claim you need — recycled content, skin-contact safety, or both. We confirm the current certificate chain and quote the yarn accordingly.
