Many textile sellers still hold legacy bluesign documents, including bluesign PRODUCT, bluesign APPROVED, supplier certificates, fabric statements, and System Partner materials. In 2026, bluesign introduced bluepass as the new certification mark system for Consumer Product, Article, and Chemical Product evidence.
Start with the evidence object
bluesign official materials explain that bluepass replaces the previous bluesign PRODUCT and bluesign APPROVED designations. Sellers should separate the file set into four groups.
- bluepass Consumer Product: finished goods such as apparel, footwear, home textiles, equipment, and outdoor gear.
- bluepass Article: fabrics, linings, trims, zippers, yarns, and other intermediate materials.
- bluepass Chemical Product: chemical products used in textile production.
- bluesign System Partner: company-level partner information, not a direct product mark for every SKU.
Keep QR and verification evidence together
The bluepass label includes a QR code that links to a bluesign-controlled verification page. That page helps explain whether the scanned item is a Consumer Product, Article, or Chemical Product.
Rewrite page claims with boundaries
For finished goods, describe the product only when Consumer Product evidence applies to the relevant SKU. For materials, state that a specific fabric, lining, trim, or component has bluepass Article evidence. For chemicals, keep the evidence within production and supplier documentation. For System Partner records, separate company-level information from product-level evidence.
How Greenark can help
绿色方舟（深圳）认证有限公司 can assist with CPF direction review, certificate-scope checking, evidence mapping, and claim-boundary wording for bluesign and bluepass files. Final eligibility, display placement, display timing, and continued validity depend on Amazon and the relevant certification program rules.
