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bluesign provides textile-related assessment and certification identities used across materials and finished products.

Issued by
bluesign
Programme / market
International
Mark type
Certification
Artwork access
Permission from issuer required
Source checked
23 September 2026

What this mark means

bluesign provides textile-related assessment and certification identities used across materials and finished products. A system partner identity, approved material and finished-product claim can have different scopes. Use the applicable programme designation.

Before you add it to your label

  1. Confirm whether the approval applies to a material, a product or an organisation.
  2. Get the production file from the issuer or your certification contact; keep its proportions and required wording intact.
  3. Include the source and approval reference with your artwork for the final label review.

A detail worth checking

A system partner identity, approved material and finished-product claim can have different scopes. Use the applicable programme designation. This programme does not on its own certify organic cotton.

Useful to know

Which artwork should I request?

Confirm whether the approval applies to a material, a product or an organisation. Use the official resource linked on this page to find the current programme guidance.

Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?

No. Follow the issuer’s eligibility, licensing and artwork guidance for your specific product. The library helps you find the source; the issuer authorises use.

Curated by GoVisually from the issuer’s published resources. How we maintain the library.

The mark is one part of the proof.

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