Almost 39 US textile companies were certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) in 2019. Among them were a knitter, four cotton gins, 14 manufacturers and some 20 retailers.
GOTS covers the processing, manufacturing, packaging, labeling, trading and distribution of all textiles made from at least 70 per cent certified organic natural fibers. Products may only be sold with a GOTS label only if the entire supply-chain is certified and the necessary scope and transaction certificates have been obtained to prove certification. An independent on-site inspection is carried out annually by GOTS-approved certifiers.
GOTS has a consumer facing label. This acts as a proof the product is organic and sustainable. It helps the consumer to take a buying decision when at a retail store. When buyers ask for a credible third party certification or GOTS certified products, this will ensure the production is done in an environmentally responsible manner. Plant based dyes are trending. India exports certified products. But certified suppliers now want to sell products in India. Airports sell GOTS labeled T-shirts. Zodiac has got a GOTS certification for their production activities in India. They sell organic certified shirts under the brand Z3.

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