Compliance will force the data to exist. This is what we do with it - and it is the point.
The first standard monthly report tracking new apparel sales against resale-market volume - segmented by category, brand, and geography. The housing-market inventory report apparel has never had. Today the industry has ThredUp's annual consumer-sentiment survey and little else; no one publishes a monthly, third-party, industry-wide inventory-intelligence product. We are building it.
A family of proprietary scores that value and forecast a product from manufacture through final disposition, the apparel analogs to the automated valuation, replacement-cost, and risk models that reshaped real estate.
Each score is engineered to run on a consistent core of product characteristics, the way housing indices and replacement-cost models are built and underwritten on a limited, standard field set. More data sharpens a score. It does not gate it. A brand that can share only the basics still gets a usable model; the richer the record, the tighter the estimate.
Predicts the SB 707 compliance risk of a product line, scored at design, pre-production, and manufacture, while the cost can still be changed rather than after it is locked in.
Predicts the likelihood a product ends up in landfill within one, five, and ten years, set at the moment of design or manufacture.
Predicts how much a garment will actually be worn, high, medium, or low, by number of uses year over year and projected out to twenty years. A garment can be built to last and still barely be used; this score measures the use, not the durability.
Also in development
Structured collection across the major resale and charity channels - Goodwill, The RealReal, Poshmark, eBay, ThredUp, Depop, Vinted, Grailed - the raw signal for new-vs-resale intelligence.
2,641 U.S. municipal solid-waste landfills with capacity, waste-in-place, and acceptance rates, cross-referenced against regional apparel-waste estimates to map capacity stress.
An AI image-capture protocol for brand, category, condition, and fiber content - ready to read the digital product passports the industry is beginning to adopt.
Theia Impact serves both regulators and brands from the same data infrastructure - the same posture that made AVMetrics credible in automated valuation and the Geospatial Insurance Consortium credible in property risk. We do not sell product, and we do not lobby. We measure.