Certifications DBT Fibre
For DBT Fibre, being sustainable is not an abstract idea but a reality that translates every day into concrete activities: we promote new models of "sustainable business" in favor of an innovative industry in a circular economy.
We manufacture products with the aim of optimizing the environmental and social impact. In support of our commitment to the environment and general well-being, we are certified with the Global Recycle Standard (GRS) system, Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), OEKO-TEX™ Standard 100, Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), PeTA - Vegan, FSC (Forest Stewardship council) and with Authorised Economic Operator (AEO).
DBT Eco Fibre is our brand including all our sustainable items whether they are biodegradable, recycled or made from renewable sources. A complete range for any need.
In this section you'll find our product range made of biodegradable raw materials. A demonstration of great respect of the environment. Items such as biodegradable Nylon66 (Amni Soul EcoTM), TencelTM Lyocell, wool and many others.
Here you'll find all our recycled items, both pre and post consumer, such as RENYCLE® nylon, polyester, cotton etc. Designed and manufactured for a sustainable circular economy.
This is the category including our items made of renewable sources such as BiofeelTM which is made for 64% out of ricin oil plant.
It is promoted by Textile Exchange, one of the most important non-profit organizations that promote responsible and sustainable development in the textile sector internationally. With this standard, Textile Exchange recognizes the fundamental importance of recycling for the growth of a sustainable production and consumption model.
Recycled Claim Standard (RCS) together with the GRS are the two standards set up by Textile Exchange for recycled textile products. These products focus on the use of recycled raw materials and want to be innovative for environmental and social issues. Both standards require the release of an environmental statement checked by a third party that tests the content of the recycled materials of the intermediate and finished products.
The Forest Stewardship Council is an NGO that has created an internationally recognized forest certification system. The certification aims at the correct forest management and the traceability of derived products.
The use of natural fibers, their traceability on the production supply chain and the adoption of eco-sustainable processes has led to the formulation of an international standard known as GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard).GOTS makes it possible to produce and promote textile products respectful of the environment and of the fundamental social rights of the workers.
It is the development of verification criteria, limit values and test methods on a scientific basis, an independent and consistent control and certification system at international level for raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products in the textile sector at all levels of processing, as well as for the accessory materials used.
It is our OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification for recycled products.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, often abbreviated as PETA, is a non-profit organization supporting animal rights.
This authorization gives the operator a "license" of reliability and solvency connected to a series of advantages for its customers during the shipping phase. The AEO authorization is valid all throughout the Community customs territory and is observed following an audit by customs.
The Organic Content Standard is internationally promoted by Textile Exchange, a leading non-profit organization for responsible and sustainable development in the textile sector. This standard involves issuing an environmental statement, verified by a third party, which ensures the content of natural fibers from organic farming in textile products, both intermediate and finished. It also maintains traceability throughout the entire production process. This standard is crucial for verifying and maintaining organic integrity in textile production.