Brands

The supply chain in clear view

For brands that want to meet the new rules with their data in order, and for manufacturers who want the value of their work to be seen.

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Ready for the rules

The digital passport is coming to apparel through the ESPR delegated act, and in Italy generic environmental claims that cannot be substantiated are already banned. Whoever collects supply chain data today will not have to chase the deadline. And your customers will see what lies behind the price.

Regulation at a glance

The collection under control

One view of passport status, published versions, expiring certificates and suppliers by tier.

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For manufacturers

Steps, certificates and expiry dates in one place. Data ready for the clients who will have to compile their own passports.

Frequently asked questions

Does the customer need to install an app?

No. The passport is a web page: scanning the QR code with the phone camera is enough.

What happens when data changes?

A new passport version is created, with its own fingerprint recorded on blockchain. The QR code on the garment stays the same and previous versions are kept.

What goes on blockchain?

Only digital fingerprints of the data, never commercial or personal data. Today anchoring runs on a test network; the production network will be chosen together with the first clients.

Is ChainWear already compliant with the textiles delegated act?

The ESPR delegated act for textiles and apparel has not been adopted yet, so the mandatory passport fields are not defined. ChainWear follows the ESPR Regulation and the technical standards already published, and will align its data model once the requirements are official.

How we start

We start small, with your garments.

  1. Demo

    We show you ChainWear on a garment similar to yours and work out together what data you already have.

  2. Pilot

    One or two garments, from raw material to published passport, with your real supply chain.

  3. Collection

    Once the method works, we extend it to the collection, one supply chain tier at a time.

Tell us about your supply chain

A demo built on your own garments: what the rules require, what you already have, what is missing. No commitment.

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