Your label names
one stage.
There are six.

We do not make that judgement, about this brand or any other, and the tool is not built to support it.

A blank stage means one thing only: this label does not state it. Most of the gaps you will see exist because labelling conventions and labelling requirements simply stop at a certain point — a garment label is generally not expected to name where the fibre was grown or where the yarn was spun. An unwritten stage is the normal condition of a garment label, not a sign that anything has been withheld.

We show what is written and what is not written. What follows from that is yours to decide, with better questions than you had before.

No. This is worth being exact about.

Traceback reads the label you photograph and nothing else. It connects to no supply-chain database, consults no brand file, and holds no record of any brand’s suppliers, factories, mills or purchasing. We know nothing about any brand’s actual production arrangements, and we will never tell you that we do.

What we can do is turn a blank stage into a specific, answerable question addressed to the one party who does know: the brand itself.

We explain what origin marking generally means. We do not rule on whether a particular label meets a particular country’s requirements, and nothing on this site is legal advice.

Whether a label meets the rules in your country is a question for your national consumer authority, not for us.

Your label photographs are never used to train any model. That is a contractual bar on the provider that runs the inference, not a preference of ours.

Photographs are deleted automatically 30 days after upload, and you can delete any of them sooner from the item itself. Charts and question lists generated from them are kept while your account is open and removed within 30 days of it closing. The full table is in the politique de confidentialité.

The stage chart is drawn from the text read off your photograph, and reading text off a small woven label in ordinary light is imperfect. Words are misread, faint printing is missed, and a label that is folded or worn may be read incompletely.

So: quoted words are shown exactly as they were read, so you can check them against the label in your hand, and you should. Everything the tool produces is a reading of a photograph, not a finding of fact about a garment. See the avertissement IA.

Three plans, billed monthly or yearly in USD, inclusive of tax. A subscription renews automatically at the end of each period until you cancel it, at the price shown when you subscribed.

Cancelling takes the same number of clicks as subscribing: it is on your billing page, it takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for, and it needs no email, no phone call and no reason.

Your monthly allowance covers use of the service for that month. It is not money, not a stored balance, not exchangeable for cash and not transferable, and it does not carry over. There are no credit packs and nothing to top up. See the CGV and the droit de rétractation.

As a consumer you have fourteen days to withdraw from a distance contract. For a digital service that starts immediately, that right ends early only if you have expressly asked for it to start within those fourteen days and expressly waived the right — two separate boxes at checkout, neither pre-ticked, both repeated in your order confirmation email.

If you did not tick both, the fourteen days run as normal and you can withdraw for a full refund. The standard withdrawal form is on the rétractation page. Beyond that, cancelling stops the next renewal; the period already paid for runs to its end.

You must be at least 15 to hold an account, and under 18 you need your parent or guardian to agree to the terms with you. Anyone under 15 may not create an account.