Independent fashion-traceability specialists — since 2022

More traceability, for responsible fashion.

GO TRACE helps fashion and textile teams prepare for the EU Digital Product Passport — through expert training, independent consulting, and a long-standing seat at the standards table.

A long term commitment

Why GO TRACE?

  • WE SAW THIS COMING: GO TRACE has been working on fashion traceability since 2022.
  • WE’RE AT THE TABLE: Our founder participates as an Observer in UN/CEFACT’s DPP and circularity work-streams — where global standards are being shaped.
  • WE’RE FASHION-SPECIFIC: Not generic compliance consultants. We specialise in textiles, apparel, and footwear.
  • WE’RE INDEPENDENT: No ties to software vendors or technology platforms. Our advice is unbiased.
Start with the Master DPP Course

From Voluntary to Mandatory.

When we launched GO TRACE, traceability in fashion was a choice — a way for forward-thinking brands to differentiate themselves and build trust with conscious consumers.

That era is ending.

The EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) is now in force, introducing the Digital Product Passport as a future mandatory requirement for products sold in Europe. Textiles is a priority sector. In the coming years, every garment will need to carry verified data about its materials, origins, environmental impact, and end-of-life options.

What we championed is becoming law. And we’re here to help you prepare. Read our full explainer on the EU DPP timeline →

Get ready with the Master DPP Course

“Our mission hasn’t changed — more traceability, for responsible fashion. What’s changed is that the law is catching up with what we’ve always believed.”

Catherine Lomonaco Membré — GO TRACE founder
Catherine Lomonaco Membré

Need bespoke advisory?

Consulting for teams with specific DPP and traceability challenges.

Beyond our courses, we also work directly with brands and suppliers on readiness assessments, data strategy, and implementation roadmaps.

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