Independent fashion-traceability specialists, since 2022
The EU Digital Product Passport is coming. We help fashion brands prepare.
Independent training, assessments, provider selection and consulting for fashion brands preparing for Digital Product Passports and related sustainability requirements. Vendor-neutral since 2022.
Where to start
What brings you here?
New to Digital Product Passports?
Build the knowledge you need to understand DPP requirements and what they mean for your brand.
Explore DPP trainingPreparing your company for DPP?
Find out in 10 days what would take your team months to figure out internally. Identify your gaps before investing time and money.
Assess your readinessLooking for DPP solution providers?
Don’t waste budget on the wrong DPP solution. Start by understanding what you need, then get the specific provider names.
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Circular Fashion — Systems, Design & Impact
Two live interactive sessions with Bettina Hobson, exploring why circularity often fails in practice and where designers and brands really have leverage.
Learn moreDPP Starter Toolkit for Fashion & Textiles
Readiness check, supplier data template, and quick action plan, plus a 30-day roadmap to get started.
Get the toolkitEach course stands on its own. Start wherever your team needs it most.
A long term commitment
Why GO TRACE?
Fashion-specific since 2022
Not generic ESG. We specialise in textiles, apparel, and footwear: that’s all we do.
At the table where standards are written
Our founder participates as Observer in UN/CEFACT’s DPP and circularity work-streams.
Independent, no vendor ties
We don’t sell software. Our course includes a vendor-neutral registry of DPP service providers, because choosing the right tools matters, and we have no stake in which one you pick.
Built for the regulation era
We started when traceability was voluntary. Now it’s becoming law, and we’re ready.
As featured in: Fashion Business Journal FashionUnited OECD Forum 2026 EU Textiles Ecosystem Platform
“Digital Product Passports do not replace due diligence but rather act as structured containers for the necessary data to support it.”
A team that shapes our thinking
Advisory Board
Six international experts across sustainability, supply chain, environmental engineering, law, research, and fashion industry practice.
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Catherine Lomonaco Membré, Founder of GO TRACE
Observer in UN/CEFACT’s Digital Product Passport and circularity work-streams. Speaker at the OECD Forum on Due Diligence 2026.
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 →
See how we can help