From the fibre to the recycler — and back
Every link in the supply chain — measured, proven and reported
Brands, factories, mills, forwarders and recyclers share one set of data for sustainability, Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, worker safety and circularity — so every report, every claim and every product passport rests on records, not promises. Ready for what European and American law, and your customers, now ask.
One shared
truth
Fibre: farms & recyclers
What you can prove
Four things every buyer, regulator and worker now asks
Why now
The rules have changed on both sides of the Atlantic
Pick a law to see what it asks — and how shared, verified data answers it.
Separate collection of textiles
Since Jan 2025
What it asks
Member states must collect used textiles separately from other waste.
What shared data gives you
Take-back, resale, repair and recycling recorded per product, so collected volumes and outcomes are known.
A summary as of October 2026. Dates and scope can change; this is not legal advice.
Who gains
The whole chain wins — not just the brand
Choose your place in the supply chain.
Scope 3 from suppliers’ measured data instead of averages
Due-diligence evidence on safety, hours and grievances — without exposing a single worker
Green claims that are proven before they are made
A product passport and QR code for every item, ready for EU rules
Scope 1, 2 and 3
Carbon accounting is more than calculating emissions
Measure, manage, report and reduce — with an audit trail from every figure back to its evidence.
- Raw materials and fibre
- Suppliers’ own activities
- Transport and logistics
- Use of the product — washing and care
- End of life — reuse, recycling, disposal
- Everything up- and downstream
For most brands, more than nine-tenths of emissions sit here. Instead of estimating from spend, use the footprints your suppliers actually measured — lot by lot.
More than a number
Carbon accounting as a workflow
- 1Collect reliable activity data
- 2Apply the right factors, with their sources
- 3Calculate
- 4Find the hotspots
- 5Report to the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064
- 6Act — and keep improving
Verified figures stay frozen; a correction is a restatement with its reason. Offsets never change the footprint — nothing is called “carbon neutral”.
How it works
Data recorded once, trusted everywhere
Recorded where it happens
At the meter, the gate, the waste yard, the cutting table, the mill — by the people who know.
Checked and sealed
Evidence attached, checked by someone else, sealed so it cannot change silently.
Shared with permission
Each party sees what it needs — the customer, the brand, the auditor, the regulator.
Reported and verified
The same data becomes every report: carbon, sustainability, safety, the product passport.
Nobody marks their own homework
Entries are checked by someone else; auditors work in their own space.
Nothing changes silently
Sealed records, versions and restatements with reasons.
One QR code for the customer
The same facts the regulator sees, on the label.
Reports
Every report says where its figures come from
Each opens with what it is and who it is for, links every line to its record, and ends with an audit trail of its sources. A figure that is not recorded is shown as not recorded — never estimated. Printed in your company’s own theme.
ESG report
Environmental, social and governance by GRI, from your records — published, frozen and shared with the companies you trade with; read theirs side by side.
Product and order sustainability
Per product: materials, manufacturing, safety, traceability, circularity and a weighted score. Per production order: GRI tables for the share of the batch it used.
Environmental report per order
Energy, land preparation, raw material, fuel and carbon down the order’s chain of batches, with the factor and source behind each figure.
Social compliance
Health and safety, benefits, well-being, gender equality and women’s rights — from HR, incident and audit records, with the gaps listed before an audit.
Transparency and visibility dashboards
Your suppliers’ and customers’ shared figures side by side, and your own against the standard ranges you set.
Traceability
For each product batch, the chain from fibre to garment: company, country, quantities and process data, every step linked to its sealed batch.
The order file
Everything about one order on one page — PO, quotes, sizes and colours, tech pack, BOM, samples, production plan, inspections, shipping, invoices and payments.
Accounting
Profit and loss, balance sheet, trial balance and general ledger — every account opens its ledger, every line its journal entry and source document.
Production planning (APS)
Finite-capacity scheduling on the factory’s own lines and calendar, suggestions checked by re-scheduling, and an AI planner that explains the plan.
Quality check points per product
Each product’s own check points by process, with method, tolerance and critical flags, alongside the company-wide ones used on the floor.
The product passport, in any design
The same verified content in eight designs; each registered garment with its size, colour, serial and its carbon over the years it is worn.
Self-check
How mature is your carbon accounting?
From basic data collection to data-driven decisions — tick what is true today.
Your level
0 / 5 · Getting started
Next step: Start with Scope 1 and 2 from your bills and meters — monthly, by site.
Contact
Talk to our team
Tell us where you sit in the supply chain and what you need to prove.
CustomerSupport@designerease.com
Phone
+1 (925) 255-6375