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OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified: What's Actually in Your Fabric

Head of Product - Boody June 17, 2026
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When something sits against your skin all day, you want to know what’s in it. Not just what a brand says is in it, but what’s actually, independently and verifiably there. That’s what OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification is designed to help confirm.

What Is OEKO-TEX Standard 100?

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is one of the world’s most recognized textile safety certifications. It tests fabrics against a broad list of harmful substances including residual chemicals, heavy metals, pesticides and PFAS. Certification is only granted when products meet strict safety limits.

The important part is that the testing is independent. This is not internal brand testing. Accredited third-party laboratories assess every part of the fabric, including yarns, dyes, finishes and trims, not just the final garment.

What It Means When Boody Fabrics Are OEKO-TEX Certified

Every Boody fabric that carries OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification has been independently verified as:

  • Free from harmful levels of toxic substances

  • Safe for prolonged, direct contact with skin

  • PFAS-free and made without per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances

  • Free from harmful residual processing chemicals

  • Tested against internationally recognized safety standards

For products worn closest to skin, underwear, bras, socks and babywear, this level of testing matters. It’s part of the baseline for how we approach product safety.

Which Boody Products Are OEKO-TEX Certified?

We hold OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification across our core collections, including Women's Bras, Women's Underwear, Undershorts, ThongsPeriod & Leak Proof Underwear, Socks, Women's Loungewear, Goodnight Sleep Range, Women's Clothing, Men's Underwear, Men's Clothing, Bamboo Tech Fleece Sweats and Babywear.. Additional collections continue to be certified as part of our ongoing approach to transparency.

OEKO-TEX and PFAS

PFAS, sometimes called “forever chemicals,” have been identified in certain textiles where chemical finishes are used to create water-resistant or stain-resistant properties. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 includes PFAS within its harmful substances testing, helping provide reassurance around what is and is not present in the fabric.

Boody’s Period & Leak Proof Underwear collection has also been independently tested by TUV Rheinland in Germany to verify zero traces of PFAS. Two separate layers of verification, one clear outcome.

Independent Testing Beyond OEKO-TEX

In addition to OEKO-TEX certification, Boody fabrics are independently tested by SGS, a globally recognized testing organization, to assess fabric durability, quality, chemical compliance and labeling accuracy. Together, these independent verification processes help ensure our products meet recognized standards for safety, consistency and performance.

Why This Matters to Us

We believe the first thing you put on in the morning should feel good in every sense. Not just soft and comfortable, but genuinely safe and independently verified. OEKO-TEX certification is one of the ways we hold ourselves accountable to that standard.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Boody OEKO-TEX certified?

Yes. Boody holds OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification across core product ranges, with additional collections continuing through certification processes.

Is Boody underwear non-toxic?

Boody fabrics certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 have been independently tested for harmful substances and verified against internationally recognized safety limits.

Are Boody products PFAS-free?

Boody garments are made without any added PFAS. Our Period & Leak-Proof Underwear collection has additionally been independently tested by TUV Rheinland to verify zero traces of PFAS.

What does OEKO-TEX Standard 100 test for?

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 tests fabrics and components against a broad list of substances including heavy metals, pesticides, formaldehyde, PFAS, allergenic dyes and other potentially harmful residues left after manufacturing.

How is OEKO-TEX different from brand self-testing?

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification is conducted by accredited independent laboratories rather than the brand itself. That independent verification is what gives the certification credibility and accountability.