The facility has received a certification based on compliance with the 12 WRAP Principles. The WRAP Principles are based on generally accepted international workplace standards, local laws and workplace regulations which encompass human resources management, health and safety, environmental practices, and legal compliance including import/export and customs compliance and security standards. WRAP enjoys wide support from the global apparel industry but is, at the same time, independent of the industry. Active support is provided by the International Apparel Federation and more than 20 additional trade and industry associations from around the world.

“BSCI” affirmed consistency and harmonization for “Vertex” to improve their social compliance in the global supply chain. “BSCI” aims to establish a common platform for the various European companies Codes of Conducts and monitoring systems, it also lays the groundwork for a common monitoring system for social compliance. The competent authority stringently apprised “Vertex” experience and know how ability in conformity with BSCI pillar principles and eventually affirmed its credibility to get certified.

The Accord is an independent agreement designed to make all garment factories in Bangladesh safe workplaces. It includes independent safety inspections at factories and public reporting of the results of these inspections. Accord incepted their responsibilities as to surveying on fire and building safety in Bangladesh . A part of it here safety issues are identified, retailers commit to ensuring that repairs are carried out, that sufficient funds are made available to do so, and that workers at these factories continue to be paid a salary. “Vertex” facility experienced an elaborate and stringent inspection carried out by Accord’s delegates to asses factory building and fire safety status which endorsed the factory is compatible to operate under the codes of Accord safety.

Oeko-Tex® is the world's leading certification for textiles, leather and accessories that have been tested for harmful substances. Around 10,000 producers in nearly 90 countries along the entire textile chain participate in the Oeko-Tex® certification system, which is the best known and most widespread brand in the world for textiles tested for harmful substances. A product may only be Oeko-Tex® labeled or certified if all the components meet the requirements for the appropriate product category. When a product is Oeko-Tex® marketed or labeled, a certificate number must always be shown, as well as the institute that issued the certificate.