Trace Now

Furmark® products are traceable via their unique codes.
To see an example trace result, enter code A123456 below:

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FUR TYPE

FUR ORIGIN

CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME

FUR TYPE

FUR ORIGIN

CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME

MANUFACTURED BY

Place of manufacture

Repairs / Alterations

Action
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Date of action
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Fur Type
Fur Origin
Certification Program
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Invalid serial number
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FUR TYPE

FUR ORIGIN

CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME

FUR TYPE

FUR ORIGIN

CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME

MANUFACTURED BY

Place of manufacture

Traceability

Transparency

Furmark®-certified fur can be traced back through the supply chain. This follows pilot traceability schemes which were put in place (testing the robustness of the process as fur moves through the supply chain) in autumn 2018 with the main auction houses as well as targeted manufacturers and dressers and dyers. The traceability system has been designed and developed by a team of independent experts experienced in textile traceability.

The objective is to trace fur from its origin to its endpoint, ensuring the same level of confidence and assurances exist across every stage of the supply chain. The Furmark® traceability platform is – rightly – designed to work in harmony with existing systems.

Traceability

The ChainPoint System

The ChainPoint system will be fully integrated with a labelling solution to ensure that garments carry the relevant information and provide a level of security and transparency that meets customer needs. Although many commercial brands will go with a standard solution, IFF recognizes that some high-end brands will wish to tailor their Furmark® communications. The approach to labelling and other forms of on-garment communication reflect this perspective. This project is being piloted in 2020 ahead of full implementation later in the year.