OEKO-TEX® & WRAP Explained
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OEKO-TEX® & WRAP Explained for T-Shirt Buyers
About this episode: This audio was created with Google NotebookLM from our written T Shirts Australia guide OEKO-TEX® & WRAP. The source article is written and maintained by our Brisbane shop team. Use the audio for an overview, then open the linked guide for measurements, cut-offs, and product-specific details. Workshop facts (address, hours, noon cut-off, print sizes) always follow the live guide or product page if anything differs.
Created with Google NotebookLM from our OEKO-TEX® & WRAP guide.
This episode unpacks two labels T-shirt buyers often see side by side: OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and WRAP. They answer different questions. STANDARD 100 is about a textile article tested for a defined set of harmful substances—so you check the specific product and its label number. WRAP is about a manufacturing facility assessed against responsible-production principles—so you check which factory holds the certificate, and remember certificates expire.
We also cover what these marks do not prove: they are not a blanket brand endorsement, not automatic proof a shirt is organic, and a certified blank does not automatically mean the finished custom print sits inside the same certification scope. That matters when you are writing uniform or merch claims for a Queensland club, café or corporate order.
Listen for the overview, then use the written guide for the verification checklist and FAQs. Shop facts and product rules always follow the live guide or product page. More audio explainers live on our Listen & Learn hub.
Read the guide: OEKO-TEX® & WRAP Explained for T-Shirt Buyers
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Topics in this episode
- Intro — two labels, different questions
- OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 in plain English
- What WRAP covers (facility, not every SKU)
- What the labels do not prove
- Custom print and certification scope
- How to check a claim before you buy
- Uniform / merch checklist + read the guide