Are your factories BSCI certified?

Are your factories BSCI certified?

Are your factories BSCI certified?

Social Compliance · BSCI · Factory Certification

What Does BSCI Certification Mean?

BSCI certification demonstrates that a factory follows recognized social compliance and ethical labor standards. This is especially important for brands selling into EU, US, and other regulated markets, where responsible sourcing is a baseline requirement.

BSCI focuses on fair treatment of workers, safe working environments, and transparent factory operations rather than product testing.

  • Fair wages and regulated working hours
  • Worker health and safety protection
  • Non-discrimination and equal opportunity
  • Ethical and transparent factory management

Why BSCI Certification Matters for Buyers

For international brands and B2B buyers, BSCI certification is a critical trust signal. It helps reduce compliance and reputational risk while aligning with retailer and platform sourcing policies.

  • Meets EU and global retailer compliance expectations
  • Supports ethical sourcing commitments
  • Reduces supply chain and audit risk
  • Builds long-term, responsible partnerships

Combined With ISO Quality Systems

Our BSCI certification operates alongside ISO 9001 quality management systems. Together, these systems ensure that production is not only ethical but also stable, traceable, and consistent across all orders.

This combination supports both social responsibility and product quality — two key requirements for international fashion and lifestyle brands.

Can Buyers Verify the Certification?

Yes. Buyers may request copies of BSCI certificates for verification. We also support factory audits and buyer-appointed third-party inspections before or during cooperation.

Final Answer

Yes — our factories are BSCI certified, ensuring ethical labor practices and social compliance. This is combined with ISO 9001 quality systems to support international brands in meeting global compliance expectations.

To request certification documents or arrange an audit, the next step is a direct discussion.