This is the introductory section of our White Paper on traceability in the fashion and luxury sector. To obtain the full document, please click on your preferred language.
The textile and clothing industry, like many other sectors, faces several challenges: an ecological crisis coupled with an economic crisis , as well as the need to consider the social conditions of operators working throughout the textile production chain.
Full traceability of the supply chain could be a key tool for optimizing production and better understanding its environmental, social, and economic
impacts Furthermore, this in-depth knowledge of the supply chain could be transparently communicated to consumers, enabling them to make informed purchasing decisions.
In this white paper , we wish to present the challenges, benefits and context of transparency and traceability in the fashion & luxury sector .
Patrick Bourg, founding partner of the e-SCM solution, testifies to the importance of data control in the process.
We are showcasing the work of Pantxika Ospital, a PhD student at Belharra, concerning the state of the art of technological means supporting traceability and transparency for brands.
We also share some feedback on this subject that we have been able to implement: Children Worldwild Fashion, Bocage, Tricolor collective.
e-SCM platform makes it possible to reconcile the balance between economic and eco-responsibility imperatives, consumer expectations for more transparency and the requirements of increasingly stringent regulations.
