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Decision fieldOpen accessWRAP Certified FacilitiesGlobalRemoveOpen accessTextile Language TranslatorGlobalRemove
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Primary jobCheck standardsLearn techniques
AreaProductionTechniques & repair
Best forChecking a named facility's current WRAP certification or discovering listed production unitsTurning an unfamiliar phrase or production acronym into a precise next question
Know before usingThe public map is opt-in and certification applies to an individual production unit; it does not establish product quality, capacity, availability, upstream coverage, or whole-chain performance.It is a translation and orientation layer, not legal advice, certification approval, a purchased standard, or proof that a supplier, sample, or lot conforms.
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ForApparel brandsBoth
Location or jurisdictionGlobalGlobal
AccessOpen accessOpen access
FormatDirectoryStitch Authority
Source typeOfficial registryStitch Authority
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What the source establishesWRAP states that the map contains current certified production units worldwide and supports manufacturer discovery across apparel, footwear, sewn and leather goods, and textiles.Each entry includes plain-language aliases, a working definition, a decision boundary, a checked source, and an internal next step; a repository audit enforces completeness and review dates.
Linked page reviewedJul 15, 2026Jul 15, 2026
Next review dueOct 13, 2026Jul 15, 2027
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