Traceability for textiles, fiber to finished product

Every product has a story. We make it visible.

A system of truth for the textile chain, from the cotton field to the finished garment.

aetnis records each step as it happens: the bale, the yarn lot, the fabric roll, the garment order. It links them into one journey and turns that journey into a product story a brand can publish and a shopper can read.

Product story · Sample[Product name]Style [00000] · Version 1
Claim: [claim level]
  1. FiberGrown in [region] · ginned at gin [code]
  2. YarnSpun at [mill] · yarn lot [lot]
  3. FabricKnit and dyed at [mill] · fabric lot [lot]
  4. GarmentCut and sewn at [factory]
  5. BrandReviewed and published
4 steps verified · evidence attached

From fiber to finished product

Five steps, each with its own records. aetnis keeps them in one place and keeps them connected, so a question about a garment can be answered all the way back to the gin.

A person walking a winding path across green hills toward the horizon
Step 1FiberGrowers, gins and merchants. Bales, gin codes and HVI quality data.
Step 2YarnSpinning mills. Laydowns and yarn lots, linked to the bales that went in.
Step 3FabricKnitting, dyeing and finishing. Fabric lots and the yarn behind them.
Step 4GarmentCut and sew. Product orders, styles and the fabric each one used.
Step 5Product storyThe brand reviews the journey, sets the claim and publishes.

How aetnis works

Partners keep working the way they do today. aetnis takes their records in, links them and checks them before anything is published.

Bring files as they are: HVI exports from the gin, packing lists, spreadsheets, and the program data a brand exports from its own accounts. Data checks flag missing fields and unknown codes before they reach a product story.

Sample workspaceSample data

Import partner files

Import the files below.
hvi-export-sample-gin.xlsxHVI export · sent by the gin
trust-protocol-export-sample.csvTrust Protocol data · exported by the brand from its own account

Two records carry the whole chain.

A lot is material you can point to: a bale, a yarn lot, a fabric roll, a garment order. An event is what happened to it: ginned, spun, knit, dyed, sewn, shipped.

Every record carries the partner who owns it. Each partner's data stays theirs, and the chain still reads as one story.

One story, every partner

Traceability only works when each link in the chain gets something back for its effort.

BrandsClaims you can stand behind, an evidence pack for compliance teams and a product story for every style you choose to publish.
Mills and garment makersRecord each lot once and answer every customer from the same source, instead of filling a new questionnaire for each.
Merchants and ginsGin codes and HVI data you already keep become proof of origin that travels with the fiber.
ShoppersScan the tag and see where the garment came from, step by step, in plain language.

Your data leaves the way you need it

Open standards for auditors and retailers, files for the people who live in spreadsheets, and an API for the systems and agents that come next.

StandardEPCIS 2.0Events exported in the GS1 standard for supply chain visibility.
FilesExcel and CSVEvery lot, link and event, ready to filter and share.
FilesEvidence packCertificates and source documents bundled with the story they support.
APIAPI and webhooksScoped API keys, documented endpoints and notifications when a product story changes.
AgentsMCP server for AI agentsLet approved agents query traceability data directly, with every call logged.
AgentsMarkdown and llms.txtProduct stories in a form language models can read without guessing.

We don't simplify. We illuminate.

TransparencyInformation that is easy to reach and honest about its limits.
IntegrityNo claim goes further than the evidence behind it.
VisibilityEvery material, every movement and every hand involved.
ConnectionA supply chain reconnected with clarity, trust and care.
A woman with a tablet on a platform above spinning machines and rolls of fabric

Start with one product.

Pick a style. We'll trace it with you and your partners, from the field to the shelf.