Kalani is not OEKO-TEX certified, as this certification only guarantees health and is much less demanding than a GOTS organic cotton certification. The OEKO TEX label does not certify that the cotton is sustainable or organic, but only that the finished product is free from products that are harmful to humans. This does not mean that the cotton has not been cultivated with GMOs, pesticides, or other products not allowed in organic cotton, nor that the social conditions of the workers along the supply chain (cotton, yarns, fabrics, finished products) have been respected, nor that the environment has been respected and protected. In addition, Oeko-Tex certification does not check almost anything at brand level apart from an annual administrative audit.   We have therefore opted for GOTS certification, which includes everything in Oeko-Tex certification from a health point of view, but goes much further with regard to cotton cultivation, material processing, social conditions, environmental protection and biodiversity.