What Is the Organic Content Standard (OCS)?

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Quick Answer

OCS verifies organic material from farm to final product. Here is what the labels mean.

OCS organic cotton fabric

The Organic Content Standard (OCS) is a Textile Exchange standard that verifies the presence and amount of organically grown material in a product, and tracks it from the source to the final product.

OCS labels

  • OCS 100: for products with at least 95% organic material.
  • OCS Blended: for products with between 5% and 95% organic material, blended with conventional or synthetic fibres.

What OCS does and does not cover

  • It verifies organic content and chain of custody.
  • It does not itself set chemical or social requirements for processing; brands that need those often look at additional standards.

Why it matters

Organic claims are easy to make and hard to prove without certification. OCS documentation, including Transaction Certificates, gives brands evidence they can share with retailers and customers.

See our organic cotton fabrics or read the GRS / RCS / OCS page.

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Dynamic Knitfabs Pvt. Ltd. is a family-run fabric manufacturer founded in 1990, with in-house knitting, weaving and sublimation printing in Surat and Noida, India. The company is led by Directors Rajeev Jain and Siddharth Jain and supplies fabric to 100+ international and Indian fashion brands.