Summary for buyers: K K Fashion Exports is a Sedex member and has completed eight SMETA audits between 2017 and January 2026, 4-Pillar, audited by URS Verification Private Limited. We do not hold our own product
certification such as GOTS or OEKO-TEX. Where a certified material is required, we source it from a
certified mill and supply against that mill’s scope and transaction certificates.
Sedex and SMETA
| Audit protocol | SMETA 6.0, 4-Pillar |
|---|---|
| Pillars in scope | Labour Standards, Health & Safety, Environment, Business Ethics |
| Audit body | United Registrar of Systems Inspection Services Ltd (URS Verification Private Limited) |
| Most recent audit | January 2026 |
| Audit history | 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2026 |
| Code audited against | ETI Base Code and Indian local law |
The initial audit was conducted in November 2017 and the most recent in January 2026; the individual audit years are listed in the table above.
Reports are on the Sedex platform. Buyers with a Sedex account can request a link to the site;
buyers without one can request the report and the corrective action plan directly.
The most recent audit was a 4-Pillar SMETA, semi-announced. Non-compliances, observations and the
corrective action plan are recorded in full in the report rather than summarised here, because
sourcing teams need the auditor’s own wording for their vendor files.
Statutory registrations
| Importer-Exporter Code (IEC) | 0503002534, issued 23 April 2003 by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade |
|---|---|
| Apparel Export Promotion Council | Registration-cum-Membership Certificate AEPC/REG/SM/MER/54557 |
| Year established | 2003 |
| MSME / Udyam | Registered |
The IEC is verifiable on the DGFT portal. We provide the RCMC, GST registration and MSME
certificate with the first quotation to any new buyer, without being asked.
Product and material certification — the honest position
We are not a certified party under GOTS, OEKO-TEX, GRS, RCS or WRAP, and we do not hold ISO 9001
or ISO 14001. We state this plainly because sourcing teams verify certification claims against the
public scheme databases, and a supplier who is not listed where they claim to be gets removed from
the shortlist.
What we do instead:
- Certified materials are sourced from certified mills. Where your programme
requires a certified fibre, we buy it from a mill that holds the relevant scope — we have
done so for a 100% organic cotton greige voile in an 80×100 construction. The certification
belongs to the mill, not to us: buying against a mill’s transaction certificate gives us no
certification claim of our own. - The certificate travels with the goods. Where your programme requires
certified content, you receive the mill’s scope certificate and the transaction certificate
covering your specific lot, not a general assurance. - We will not claim scope we do not have. If a certified supply chain is a
hard requirement for your programme, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm in writing
whether we can meet it for that specific material before you invest time in sampling.
Buyer audits and questionnaires
We have completed customer supply-chain security and social compliance questionnaires including
C-TPAT security and social forms for US importers. These are buyer questionnaires, not
certifications, and we describe them as such.
Statutory site paperwork — pollution consent to operate, fire and life safety certification and
factory registration — is current and available on request for vendor onboarding files.
What we can send you today
- SMETA 4-Pillar report and corrective action plan, most recent cycle
- Sedex site link for your own platform access
- IEC, RCMC, GST and MSME registrations
- Mill scope and transaction certificates for any certified material under discussion
- Completed copy of your own vendor questionnaire, in your format
Related capability detail:
factory capacity and machine list,
minimum order quantities by product type,
and fabrics and fibre composition by category.
Compiled 9 August 2026 from audit reports and statutory certificates held on file.
Certificate numbers are reproduced from the source documents so that they can be verified
independently. If you find a discrepancy between this page and a scheme database, the database is
correct and we want to know — email
[email protected].
