Tracetex gives every garment a living digital identity: proof of where it came from, how it was made, and how it can be reused, resold, or recycled. Built India-first, made for global markets.
India makes some of the world's finest textiles, yet most of that value and story disappears the moment a garment leaves the cluster — no verifiable origin, no proof of how it was made, no way for a global buyer to trust its sustainability claims. At the same time, the world throws away enormous amounts of textile every year because no one can tell what a garment is made of or how to reuse it.
Tracetex was built to fix both problems at once. We start in India — giving Indian looms, manufacturers, and exporters a verifiable digital identity for every product — and we carry that same identity out into the world, where it becomes the key to a more circular textile economy.
Tracetex is a single 360 platform that serves the whole textile journey — one product identity, many uses.
Every product gets a unique TRX identity and QR code that builds a real-time record across its whole life — origin, materials, ownership, repairs, and end-of-life.
Brands, manufacturers, governments, and consumers all work from the same verified record instead of scattered, unverifiable paperwork.
Because every garment carries its own data, it can be reused, resold, repaired, or recycled instead of thrown away — turning traceability into real waste reduction.
A verifiable passport for every product, built on a TRX identity and QR code — public provenance for buyers, private business data for you.
Structured sustainability and compliance records aligned to EU Digital Product Passport and ESG expectations, so your products clear the bar for global markets.
Designed for Indian MSMEs, clusters, and exporters first — affordable and workable even in low-connectivity settings — and built to scale to brands and buyers anywhere.
Founder, Tracetex 360 Innovations (OPC) Pvt Ltd · Durgapur, West Bengal
Debtanu founded Tracetex to solve a problem he watched play out first-hand: India's textile makers producing world-class fabric with no way to prove it, and global buyers demanding sustainability data no one could verify. He started Tracetex to bridge that gap — giving Indian looms, MSMEs, and exporters a digital identity that stands up to global scrutiny, and turning traceability into a real driver of circular, waste-free fashion.