Fashion & Textile

Your garment reaches
the customer's hands.
What happens next?

The relationship between brand and customer doesn't end at the point of sale. OKTICS turns every label into an active channel: authentication, traceability, communication and regulatory compliance, from the first stitch to the garment's end of life.

2030
the date by which the textile DPP will be mandatory across the EU under the ESPR Regulation
73%
of fashion garments sold in Europe have no verifiable traceability of their supply chain
×3
more brand interaction achieved by garments with NFC/QR smart labels compared to conventional marketing
Sector challenges

What fashion brands
always tell us

From haute couture to fast fashion, the textile sector shares frictions that limit customer relationships and business sustainability. Can you relate?

The garment sells and the brand disappears

The customer relationship ends at the moment of purchase. Once the garment leaves the shop, the brand loses all direct contact. There's no way to communicate new collections, specific care instructions, repair options or the sustainable value of the piece. The customer forgets the brand until their next purchase.

Counterfeits destroy brand value

In luxury fashion and haute couture, replicas are a chronic problem. Without authentication on the physical garment, the second-hand buyer cannot verify the original, distributors cannot control parallel channels and the brand sees its positioning eroded without being able to act.

La supply chain textil es opaca

Knowing exactly where the fabric comes from, who sewed it and under what conditions is a major challenge for most brands. Customers and regulators demand transparency, but reconstructing that information retrospectively is costly and unreliable. Without data from the source, there is no verifiable sustainability.

The textile DPP is already on the calendar

The ESPR Regulation includes textiles as a priority category for the Digital Product Passport. Brands selling across the EU deberán cumplir antes de 2030. Waiting until the last moment is the most expensive option: adapting processes under regulatory pressure costs more than building the data foundation today.

How OKTICS solves it

The label that
never stops working

OKOTags NFC/QR integrated into the label or fabric. One tap activates the full experience: identity, story, comunicación y datos, without any app, sin fricción.

Certificate of authenticity on every garment

Each piece receives a unique identifier linked to its label's OKOTag. The buyer can verify authenticity instantly, in store or on the second-hand market. Counterfeiting loses all credibility.

OKO Identity

Direct channel with the customer from the garment

Washing instructions, collection story, loyalty campaign, link to new launches, repair or resale options. The content is dynamic and updatable without touching the physical label. The brand speaks to the customer whenever and wherever they have the garment in hand.

OKO Experience

Traceability from origin to customer

Record the fabric origin, manufacturer, production processes and distribution chain. All information is linked to the garment and is auditable. Sustainability stops being a claim and becomes a verifiable data point.

OKO Logistics

Real data on how the garment lives

Every scan reveals real behaviour: how many customers verify their garment, in which cities, how long after purchase, what information they look for. Data that feeds collection, communication and distribution decisions based on reality, not assumptions.

OKO Analytics
In practice

How it works for
your type of brand

Three concrete scenarios of how fashion and textile brands use OKTICS today.

Scenario 01

Haute couture and luxury fashion

1
Each piece in the collection receives an NFC OKOTag integrated into the hang tag with its unique certificate of authenticity and one-of-a-kind.
2
The buyer scans and accesses the piece's story: designer, season, materials, tailoring process and number of pieces in the series.
3
In the second-hand market, the new owner can verify authenticity and transfer ownership of the digital certificate.
Scenario 02

Sustainable fashion and circularity

1
From the start of the process, the brand records the fabric origin, manufacturer and carbon footprint of each production batch.
2
The customer scans the garment and accesses the complete verified traceability: certified organic cotton, factory with code of conduct, emissions per unit.
3
At end of life, the tag guides the customer towards recycling, repair or resale options, closing the garment's lifecycle.
Scenario 03

Textile DPP: comply before 2030

1
OKTICS structures the Digital Passport for each garment with all the data the ESPR will require: composition, origin, durability and circularity.
2
The DPP is physically linked to the garment via OKOTag. Regulators, distributors and recyclers access the data layer relevant to them.
3
When regulation changes, the DPP content is updated on the platform without replacing any physical label. Continuous compliance with no rework cost.
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