01 · Tagged
A passport, built in
Every garment leaves the factory with an ID of its own, and a record that stays with it from that point on.
Tracking is what makes the loop regenerative, and what lets you prove it. Eorte Tech follows each garment from the mill to take-back, so your ESG and CSR reports use measured data instead of estimates. The same record covers end-of-life responsibility under EPR laws like California's SB 707.
Traceability
01 · Tagged
Every garment leaves the factory with an ID of its own, and a record that stays with it from that point on.
02 · In service
Wear, wash and any repair are written to the same record, whoever does the work. A mended cuff stays a tracked garment.
03 · Taken back
At end of life the garment comes back to us. The scan at collection closes its service record.
04 · Rewoven
Fibres are recovered and rewoven. The next garment is issued a passport of its own.

Every item Eorte manufactures gets an identity at the mill and keeps it for the whole of its service life. Everything that happens in between writes to the same record.

The reporting years are fixed, and the record-keeping that makes reporting possible has to be running well before them. That is why we are already in the field.
Now
Garment-level tracking running live with a small group of partners.
Next
Passports, event logging and take-back opened to every Eorte uniform program.
Then
Pull the year's item history out in a form your compliance team can work from.
Ongoing
Each year's numbers come out of the same record, with no reconstruction.
We are running a limited number of pilots and adding partners as we go.