Stay compliant in every market.
AI-assisted product compliance for apparel and textile brands. Keep your products ready for sale in the UK, EU and US as requirements change.
Private beta · Apparel & textiles
Recycled stretch leggings: 78% recycled polyamide, 22% elastane.
Noticed by fabriq, no one had to ask- Read Material-specification.pdfTech packs
- Extracted composition and product detailsTech packs
- Matched the product to applicable requirementsRule sources
- Found a claim without supporting evidenceShared drive
The product sheet records 78% recycled polyamide. The supporting certificate is missing. I have prepared a supplier request for your approval.
- SourcingSupplier request prepared for review
Recycled stretch leggings
RL-078 · Apparel
Product information
- Material
- 78% recycled polyamide
22% elastane - Supplier
- Sample textile supplier
- Markets
- 🇬🇧 UK · 🇫🇷 France · 🇺🇸 US
Current state
fabriq Reading the product specification and extracting composition.
Use cases
Prepare a range for a new market
Identify the extra requirements for the same products in a new market, and the evidence still needed.
What starts it: An existing apparel range is being introduced into another UK, EU or US market.
What the agents do: Match the product and market to library requirements, reuse relevant recorded evidence, identify missing facts and prepare requests for review.
Your review: Confirm the product and market details, approve requests and refer technical or legal questions to a specialist.
Review labels and product claims
Connect fibre information and product wording to the requirements and supplier documents behind them.
What starts it: A label or product listing is being introduced or updated, including a material or recycled-content claim.
What the agents do: Compare recorded product facts and wording with applicable checks, identify missing support, request evidence and prepare wording with its source attached.
Your review: Review the proposed wording and evidence before approving it.
Act on changes affecting your range
Find the products and evidence that need another look when a requirement, material or supplier changes.
What starts it: A regulatory requirement changes, a supplier or material changes, or evidence reaches its expiry date.
What the agents do: Identify the affected product checks, reopen the assessment, flag evidence for review and prepare the next action for the owner.
Your review: Confirm the impact, approve the proposed follow-up and involve specialists where needed.
Regulations
EUEU REACH
Connect restricted-substance requirements to supplier declarations and relevant laboratory reports.
EUGeneral Product Safety Regulation
Organise risk assessments, technical documentation, product identification and responsible-person details.
EUEU Textile Labelling Regulation
Review recorded fibre composition, fibre names and label artwork for the markets you sell into.
UKUK textile labelling
Review fibre-composition information and supporting label artwork for the UK market.
USUS textile labelling
Check recorded fibre content, country of origin and manufacturer or dealer identity against label artwork.
USUS Care Labeling Rule
Keep care instructions and the evidence supporting them connected to the product.
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