Impact data for home and interior textiles
Home and interior textile brands use bAwear Score to calculate the impact of curtains, upholstery fabrics, cushions, throws and decorative textiles. Results show impact per product and per supply chain step, so you know where a change in material or finishing makes the difference.
What makes impact data hard in home & Interior textiles
Heavy, long-lasting products
High fabric weight per item makes material choice decisive for impact. Long product lifetimes make durability and end-of-life choices important as well.
Retailers want product data
Home retailers ask suppliers for impact data per item.
Complex finishing
Printing, coating, flame-retardant and stain-resistant finishes vary widely between suppliers.
Typical hotspots per supply chain step
Materials
Cotton, linen and polyester. Fabric weight per item multiplies the fibre impact.
Yarn
Spinning energy, especially for heavy and textured furnishing yarns.
Fabric
Bleaching, dyeing, printing and coating. Often the largest energy and water use.
Product
Making, packaging and transport of bulky items. End-of-life scenarios matter for long-lived products.
Typical patterns, not results. Your result depends on your products and data. Calculated with ReCiPe 2016 Midpoint (Hierarchist), aligned with ISO 14040/14044.
Built for home & Interior textiles
Scenarios for interior textiles
Textile-specific scenarios for woven and knitted interior fabrics, from fibre to finished item.
Hotspots per step
See whether fibre, weaving or finishing drives the result, and where data is still missing.
Compare against a reference product
Test recycled blends or alternative finishes before you order.
The rules that ask for your data
Textile delegated act expected in Q4 2027, then 18 months to implement.
From 27 September 2026, generic environmental claims need substantiation.
Large retail customers pass data requests to suppliers.
Make sure you’re clear for yourself on the impact a product has, so you can work on improvements starting from the design.
Read the Coulisse case study →
Questions from home & Interior textiles teams
Does bAwear Score cover curtains and upholstery fabrics?+
Yes. Interior textile scenarios cover woven fabrics with common finishes. Missing inputs use conservative defaults.
Can results be shown per item and per square metre?+
Yes. The functional unit is set per calculation and stated with the result.
Are Quick Score results verified?+
No. Quick Score results are indicative. Expert results are prepared for third-party review.
Which method does bAwear Score use?+
ReCiPe 2016 Midpoint (Hierarchist), aligned with ISO 14040/14044.
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