Ecolabels and Certifications

Our products hold diverse certifications, including those for certified materials. We've organized this information into sections, making it easy for you to explore and understand the certifications linked to our products.

Ejendals Product Certifications: Verified Quality and Responsible Materials

Ejendals prioritizes robust, high-quality products with sustainability at the core, working to incorporate recycled materials. Our items hold diverse certifications, some with certified materials or labels. Discovering these certifications and their criteria is hassle-free, as we've categorized them into distinct sections. Each section lists products that have earned specific certifications, simplifying your exploration and understanding of the certifications tied to our products.

Sustainable Certifications and Materials

These certifications and materials contribute to environmental preservation and carbon footprint reduction.

  • Leather Working Group
  • EU Ecolabel

Certifications for Human Well-Being

These certifications are dedicated to addressing people's well-being, specifically targeting issues like skin irritation and hazardous substances.

  • Oeko-Tex
  • Dermatest

Leather Working Group

Responsible Leather Sourcing
Products made with certified leather from audited, more responsible supply chains.

Dermatest Seal of Approval

Skin Friendly Protection
Products tested to be gentle on the skin, suitable for sensitive skin and extended wear.

EU Ecolabel

Lower Environmental Impact
Products designed to reduce environmental impact throughout their lifecycle.

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100

Tested for Harmful Substances
Products made with skin-safe materials tested for over 1,000 harmful substances.

Ejendals - Sustainable Safety

Product Sustainability

At Ejendals, we design TEGERA safety gloves and JALAS safety footwear that protect not only the people who wear them, but also the world they work in. Product sustainability is our commitment to developing PPE with a smaller environmental footprint throughout its entire lifecycle—from material selection and manufacturing to durability, reuse, and end-of-life management.