The textile industry is of strategic importance in terms of economic growth and employment. Nevertheless, the industry's environmental impact and sustainability requirements are increasingly emphasising the significance of transparency and traceability. In this study, traceable pigmented fibres from FibreTrace were blended with organic cotton fibres at different ratios to produce yarn and fabric, which were then used to make t-shirts for the Lacoste brand. The presence of the pigment was verified at all stages of the production process using the FibreTrace Scanning Device. The findings indicate that pigments do not have a detrimental effect on production processes; rather, traceability contributes to sustainability goals. The results of the study demonstrate that the extensive implementation of traceability technologies within the textile supply chain confers considerable benefits with regard to environmental and social responsibility.
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