Trama is the supply-chain data platform for fashion, textile and footwear brands selling in the EU. Built in Italy, hosted entirely in the European Union. The European Union is introducing a Digital Product Passport for textiles and footwear. The hard part is not the passport. It is the data behind it, which sits with suppliers, subcontractors and the chain that produces it. Trama starts there. What the platform does • Supply-chain mapping. Every supplier and subcontractor in one graph, with tiers derivedfrom who declared buying from whom. Certificates and their expiry dates in the same place. • Supplier collection, without asking suppliers to adopt software. One email, one screen, no account, no password, one request at a time. A supplier can name their own supplier, so the chain extends past tier 1. • Document reading. Bills of materials, delivery notes, certificates and test reports are read by the platform. A person confirms every value before it counts. • Environmental impact. A footprint per product and per stage, with the share backed by documents shown beside the share taken from industry averages. The French environmental cost computed alongside. • Simulations. Swap a fibre, a process or a country and see the effect before deciding. • Portfolio analytics. Coverage, risk and exposure across every product, supplier and material, plus what happens to published passports: where they are scanned, when, and how far people read. • The Digital Product Passport. A permanent public address behind the code printed on the garment, on the brand's own domain, versioned and