Fabric-Level Digital Identity

Embedding invisible intelligence into garments

Fabricomm’s vision is to give every physical garment a unique digital identity

End-to-End Traceability: From Manufacturing to End Customer

Fabricomm is building invisible, durable textile intelligence embedded directly into garments. By integrating RFID and NFC at the fabric level, we enable persistent item-level identity for traceability, authentication, inventory visibility, and next-generation retail operations — without external tags, manual handling, or visible hardware.

The Challenge

The Physical World Is Still Data-Blind

The apparel industry still relies on systems that were never built for real-time, item-level visibility. As a result, brands and retailers face costly blind spots across inventory, authentication, shrinkage prevention, and circularity.

$60B

Lost every year to shrinkage and theft in U.S. retail

$1.1T

Lost to inefficient inventory and supply chain management

25%

Of potential revenue disappears at the store level

  • Lack of end-to-end supply chain transparency
  • Real-time inventory mismanagement
  • Shrinkage remains high and difficult to prevent
  • Frictionless checkout is still out of reach
  • Authentication is broken, especially in premium textiles
  • Circular economy models still lack infrastructure

Current RFID solutions often suffer from operational friction, short read ranges, and failure points caused by tag removal, damage, or non-compliance.

Why Now

Compliance and retail reality are forcing change

New traceability expectations are reshaping the market. Brands increasingly need persistent identity, automated data capture, and end-to-end visibility across the product lifecycle.

What brands increasingly need to prove

  • What was produced
  • What was sold
  • What was returned, reused, or recycled

What scalable compliance requires

  • Persistent identity
  • Automated data capture
  • End-to-end visibility

Manual tracking and legacy systems cannot scale to item-level traceability.

Vision

A unique digital identity for every garment

Fabricomm’s vision is to connect the physical garment to its digital life. By embedding an invisible identity directly into the textile, every item can carry trusted data across manufacturing, logistics, retail, authentication, resale, and circularity.

From manufacturing to finished goods to end customer

How It Works

Integrated at the fabric level

Fabricomm’s technology is designed to work with existing production environments while creating a permanent, invisible digital layer inside the garment.

01

Conductive ink printing

A conductive, water-based ink is printed directly onto the fabric to create the foundation for the embedded identity.

02

Antenna integration

The RFID / NFC antenna is formed directly within the printed textile structure.

03

Chip embedding

A microchip is integrated into the printed layer to enable reading, writing, and secure identity functions.

04

Concealed protection layer

A topical layer conceals and protects the technology inside the fabric without compromising aesthetics.

05

Manufacturing-ready workflow

The process is designed for seamless industrial integration into existing manufacturing lines.

Invisible, durable digital identity built into the fabric

Product

Invisible, durable digital identity built into the fabric

Fabricomm transforms the garment itself into a connected asset — preserving comfort and appearance while enabling durable, scalable intelligence.

  • Invisible, permanent, and washable
  • Concealed and unobtrusive
  • Battery-free
  • Secure authentication
  • Supports RFID UHF and NFC
  • Extended RFID range above 15 meters
  • Eco-friendly solution
  • Low-cost, conductive, water-based ink
  • No external tags
  • No plastic add-ons
  • No manual tag handling

Retail Impact

Invisible RFID and NFC, integrated at the fabric level

Fabricomm enables retailers to achieve scalable, real-time, item-level visibility by embedding invisible RFID directly into garments. This removes the operational weaknesses of external tags and creates a more reliable foundation for inventory accuracy, shrink reduction, authentication, and frictionless store operations.

Scalable item-level visibility for the physical world

  • Eliminates tag loss and manual handling
  • Improves inventory accuracy
  • Reduces shrinkage
  • Enables reliable authentication
  • Supports faster, frictionless in-store operations
  • Improves receiving, counting, and stock visibility
  • Creates a better customer experience with less visible hardware
Invisible RFID and NFC, integrated at the fabric level

Distribution Center Visibility

Real-time visibility into item movement and inventory status across receiving and logistics operations.

Retail Store Visibility

Better on-floor accuracy, faster counts, and more reliable product detection inside the store environment.

Consumer Transparency

Supports product trust, authentication, and future-facing customer engagement experiences.

Operational Efficiency

Reduces labor friction, manual exceptions, and dependency on fragile external tags.

Proof & Progress

Built on technical depth, early validation, and strong performance potential

Fabricomm is advancing from R&D toward scaled deployment, with technical validation already pointing to strong real-world value.

Retail store product testing

Early proof-of-concept testing has already been demonstrated in a retail environment.

Reading range above 15m

Read performance has been demonstrated at ranges up to 15 meters in FabriComm testing.

Signal strength advantage

FabriComm measurements indicate a meaningful RSSI advantage over traditional RFID at representative distances.

Three provisional patent submissions

The company is actively building defensible IP around embedded textile identity, materials, and system performance.

Industrial design direction

The technology is being shaped for manufacturing integration rather than as a fragile add-on.

IIA support

Supported by a $460,000 grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.

POC in action

Representative visuals from retail proof-of-concept and validation work.

Beyond Fashion

A permanent textile identity has value far beyond apparel

While fashion and retail are an immediate market, the same fabric-level identity layer can unlock traceability, compliance, and asset intelligence across additional industries.

Healthcare and medical textiles

Support lifecycle compliance, automated counting, billing workflows, and stable identity across repeated use.

Technical textiles and composites

Enable anti-counterfeit protection, work-in-progress traceability, and service-history continuity where labels often fail.

Logistics and reusable transport textiles

Reduce loss, improve receiving and sorting, and automate reconciliation through reuse cycles.

Automotive textile components

Support roll-to-cut-to-assembly tracking, batch assurance, and recall traceability in production environments.

Industrial PPE and compliance-managed textiles

Reduce tag failure, improve rental lifecycle tracking, and strengthen compliance reporting at scale.

Commercial Model

Designed for enterprise adoption

Fabricomm’s commercialization path combines proprietary materials, process integration, and licensing.

Proprietary conductive ink
Manufacturing process integration
Quantity-based technology licensing
Focus on mid-to-large apparel brands and retailers
Relevant for luxury and premium fashion houses
Strategic fit for RFID ecosystem players

About Fabricomm

Deep-tech innovation at the intersection of textiles, identity, and retail

Fabricomm brings together expertise in retail innovation, chemistry, materials, RF, engineering, and product strategy to build a new infrastructure layer for connected garments.

The team combines experience across retail innovation, chemistry, RF, engineering, and product strategy.

Roadmap

From proof of concept to manufacturing scale-up

The company is progressing in stages, from technical validation and pilot readiness toward industrial manufacturing and market preparation.

2025

POC

  • Formulating conductive inks and pre-treatments
  • Printing and concealing RFID in fabrics
  • Software module for reading and writing to the chip
  • 15 meter read range

2026

Pilot Program

  • Performance, durability, and industry standards
  • Three patent submissions
  • Potential customer design partner
  • Software and hardware integration
  • Manufacturing R&D

2027

Manufacturing

  • Manufacturing scale-up
  • Cost reduction
  • Marketing and sales preparation

Contact

Let’s build the future of connected garments

Whether you are a brand, retailer, strategic partner, or investor, we would love to hear from you.