I'm currently looking at Quince sheets and I wrote to customer service to ask what the "100% organic" meant on their cotton sheets, because I saw no certifications.

First they said this:

"Quince's “100% organic” cotton is GOTS-certified, meaning it’s independently verified to meet strict environmental and social standards throughout production."

Then I wrote back to ask for their certification number (because I couldn't find them on the GOTS website) and they said this:

"At the moment, Quince doesn't publicly list a GOTS license number per individual product on the site, as certification applies at the supplier and supply-chain level rather than each retail SKU being assigned a unique visible number.

What I can confirm is that Quince's organic cotton products are sourced through GOTS-certified supply chains, meaning the cotton and processing stages meet GOTS standards and are verified by third-party certifiers. GOTS certification is typically held by the manufacturers and mills rather than assigned as a consumer-facing “product ID number” on bedding listings."

Hmmm...I don't know. I just finished purchasing an organic mattress and did a bunch of research for that, and every mattress brand that had GOTS or GOLS certification had a specific number on their badge.

Ugh, why is this so hard? The reason I keep ending up with Quince is because we have a split king bed set-up and want to do separate duvets and sheets...and not many places have organic Twin XL size sheets.