Certificate scope
We check that the certificate covers the right company, site and process, such as GOTS for organic processing or GRS for recycled content.
Garments & apparel · Sustainability & traceability
Sustainable apparel sourcing is about evidence: valid certificates, traceable materials and factories that meet social standards, not just a green label on the swing tag.
We help brands source organic, recycled and lower-impact garments in India and check the documents behind each claim. We do not make sustainability claims for your products; you decide those, backed by the evidence we collect.

We check that the certificate covers the right company, site and process, such as GOTS for organic processing or GRS for recycled content.
Product claims need transaction certificates for your shipment, not just a factory scope certificate.
OEKO-TEX or restricted-substance test reports for the finished product where your market or customer requires them.
Recent third-party social audit reports, checked for open issues and corrective actions.
Brands increasingly need to know where fabric was made and where the fibre came from. We map the factory, fabric mill and, where possible, yarn and fibre sources for each order, and keep the documents with the order file.
Cotton origin matters for some markets. For example, US Customs enforces the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, so buyers ask for evidence of fibre origin.
Duty, labelling and compliance differ by market. Our country guides list the main rules with official sources.
Yes. We work with GOTS-certified processing units and check that certificates and transaction certificates match your order.
No sourcing company can guarantee that. We verify certificates, test reports and audits so your claims are based on evidence.
Yes, from mills that can provide recycled-content certificates. Availability depends on fabric type and colour.
Submit your product requirements
Share a photo, reference product or tech pack. We will identify suitable verified manufacturers and explain the next steps — no obligation.