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The problem
Energy bills, factory records, store-level data and supplier information come from different sources. Teams spend hours chasing inputs, checking spreadsheets, and consolidating files before they can calculate emissions. The same process repeats every reporting cycle, and gaps in the data affect Scope 1, 2 and 3 calculations.
Materials, manufacturing, and freight account for a large share of fashion’s carbon footprint. Yet emissions data from suppliers is often incomplete, particularly beyond Tier 1. Without actual activity data from the supply chain, businesses end up using industry averages and spend-based estimates that may not reflect their operations.
Different regulations bring different data requirements and deadlines. Working out which regulations apply to your business, what information you need, and how to prepare takes time, especially when requirements are changing.
A company-wide emissions figure doesn’t help you make informed decisions. Without detailed results, it is difficult to compare alternatives, assess reduction efforts, or track progress against previous years. Improvements in energy sourcing and supplier practices can also be missed when the underlying data is incomplete.
Every reported figure should be backed by its source data and calculation method. But when the evidence is spread across emails, spreadsheets, and internal systems, responding to auditors and customers becomes a lengthy exercise.
What you get
Connect ERP, PLM, Higg, internal systems, and supplier data to create a single carbon inventory. GreenStitch structures incoming data automatically, flags missing or inconsistent inputs, and maintains a clear view of data quality across your footprint.
Calculate emissions for individual products based on their materials, construction, sourcing and manufacturing processes. From a sandal to a skirt or a bag, understand the factors that determine each product's footprint.
Turn your carbon inventory into reports for regulatory disclosures, customer requests, or internal decision-making. Use the same underlying data across reporting requirements, with views tailored to your organisation.
ReportsSupplier portfolioExportAssess the impact of potential changes before implementing them. Model product-level alternatives and corporate reduction scenarios, then monitor the progress and outcomes of decarbonisation initiatives.
Maintain the evidence needed to explain and verify reported emissions. GreenStitch records the methodologies, assumptions and supporting documentation behind calculations, providing a traceable record for assurance and review.
Who it’s for
Customers
“Partnering with GreenStitch has made our sustainability data actionable. Their platform gave us clear visibility into our supply chain emissions, enabling us to identify decarbonisation opportunities, set measurable targets, and make more informed decisions.”
FAQ
Scope 1, 2 and 3, including purchased goods and services (Category 1).
Usually 8 to 12 weeks. If your data is already organised, it can be closer to two.
If retailers, investors or lenders ask for your emissions, yes. Those requests come from their own targets and reporting, whether or not CSRD applies to you.
Carbon Accounting gives you the carbon footprint of each product as part of your company inventory. Product LCA covers the full life cycle and more impact areas, such as water and energy, for product decisions and claims.
Yes. We import past inventories, including ones a consultant built, so you don’t start from zero.
Spend, invoices or supplier spreadsheets. We’ll show you what your Scope 3 looks like.
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