VertilinQ

Display fibre-level material breakdowns — synthetic leather, recycled cotton, polyester, rubber content percentages — in a format that meets ESPR data field requirements and builds consumer trust. Material data is linked to supplier records for verified provenance.

Calculate and display lifecycle CO₂ impact by stage: materials sourcing, transport to factory, manufacturing, outbound logistics, and customer delivery. Expressed in grams CO₂ per unit, with energy and water impact alongside. Methodology aligned with Higg MSI and GHG Protocol.

Publish a product-level recycling index — the percentage of materials that can re-enter a material cycle at end of life. Support return-to-store or take-back programmes with QR-coded instructions embedded directly in the passport.

VertilinQ includes pre-built compliance templates for the French AGEC (anti-waste for a circular economy) law and the EU SNET/textile DPP framework. As delegated act requirements are published, templates update accordingly.

The consumer passport page is a branded touchpoint — not a regulatory form. Include brand narrative, sustainability achievements, product care guides, repair partner links, and resale channel information. QR scans become brand interactions.

Premium and branded apparel is a high-value counterfeit target. VertilinQ's PAuth layer detects and alerts on suspicious scan patterns, protecting brand equity and giving consumers a reliable way to verify product authenticity at point of purchase.