Fairly Made

Fairly Made is useful for event teams only when merchandise, uniforms, retail drops, or fashion-sector activations need real supply chain traceability and product impact work. It is not a general event sustainability calculator.

Sustainability Paid

No public package prices; plan names are public and demo-led

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Tool Nutrition Label

Founded 2018

Headquarters Paris, Ile-de-France, France

Company Size 51-200 employees on LinkedIn

Funding Funded private company; 2025 press materials reported a EUR15M funding round

Pricing Model B2B SaaS and services package based on product references, traceability depth, modules, supplier onboarding, and support

Free Trial No public self-serve trial found

Contract Confirm reference count, supplier onboarding, LCA methodology, API access, Digital Product Passport scope, data hosting, and services

Attendee Capacity Product reference and supplier-chain complexity matter more than attendee capacity

Mobile App No attendee event app; digital product passports can be exposed to end customers

Offline Capability No

Data & Compliance Vendor FAQ says data is stored securely in Europe with certified cloud providers

Expertise Level Advanced

Event Types

Merchandise ProgramsBranded ApparelSustainable ProcurementCorporate EventsFashion EventsSponsor Activations

Key Integrations

Supplier interface (Native) Digital Product Passports (Native) CSV exports (Native) API access (API)

Support Channels

Dedicated Customer Success ManagerContact formSupplier webinarsAnalyst and textile expert support

Best For

+ Brands producing event merchandise, uniforms, or apparel with traceability requirements
+ Fashion and luxury events where Digital Product Passports and product impact claims matter
+ Procurement teams that need supplier data, certifications, LCAs, and compliance support
+ Organizations preparing for textile transparency and sustainability regulations

Not For

− General event carbon accounting across travel, energy, catering, and waste
− Small events buying off-the-shelf merchandise without supplier access
− Teams needing transparent self-serve software pricing
− Non-fashion procurement categories where the methodology may not apply

Key Capabilities

✓ Trace supply chains from Tier 1 toward raw materials

✓ Collect supplier documentation, certifications, and product data

✓ Measure environmental impact through product LCAs and French Environmental Cost workflows

✓ Create Digital Product Passports for end-customer transparency

✓ Support supplier onboarding, dashboards, ecodesign scenarios, and CSV or API data access

Honest Limitations

Fashion-Specific Fit

Fairly Made is built for textile, leather, apparel, footwear, and accessory supply chains, not every event procurement category.

No Public Prices

Plans are public, but package prices require a demo and scoped quote.

Supplier Participation Required

Traceability quality depends on suppliers responding with accurate data and documentation.

Not Full Event Carbon Accounting

It does not replace tools for travel emissions, venue energy, catering, waste, or whole-event footprinting.

Claims Need Methodology Review

Marketing, legal, and sustainability teams should verify LCA assumptions, social scoring, and public claim language.

Pricing Breakdown

Plan	Price	Details
Impact Starter	Book a demo	Product LCA, French Environmental Cost, Digital Product Passports, platform access, data extracts, and onboarding support
Full Suite	Book a demo	Supply chain traceability, product LCAs, Digital Product Passports, data extracts, supplier onboarding, and webinars
CSR Ultimate	Book a demo	Extensive traceability, supplier risk management, dashboards, ecodesign module, and deeper CSR workflows
Tailor-made	Custom	Custom package for specific traceability, compliance, and product impact needs

Cost at Common Event Sizes

attendees

Not attendee-priced

Model by product references, suppliers, modules, data depth, and service support

Hidden Costs to Watch

! Supplier onboarding and follow-up
! Internal procurement and sustainability data cleanup
! API or data integration work
! Legal review of claims and Digital Product Passport content
! Expanding scope across more product references

Fairly Made is a sustainability tool for product supply chains, not for whole-event emissions.

It fits events when branded apparel or merchandise needs traceability, LCAs, and defensible transparency claims.

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Questions to Ask the Vendor

1
How many product references, suppliers, tiers, and materials are included in the quote?
2
Which LCA databases, standards, assumptions, and allocation rules are used for our product categories?
3
What supplier response rates should we expect, and who handles supplier follow-up?
4
Which Digital Product Passport fields, QR analytics, and API exports are included?
5
How should our legal and marketing teams approve public sustainability claims?

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