Worldly.io provides a subscription-based platform that helps businesses manage sustainability within their supply chains. It enables clients to collect real-time ESG data, track environmental and social metrics, and prepare for evolving regulations. The service offers insights on sustainable materials and supply-chain actions, along with tools to improve transparency and communication with suppliers. The platform supports a range of customers from apparel developers to sustainability directors across industries, with tiered plans that adjust for different levels of features and support. Worldly.io’s goal is to help companies reduce environmental impact, meet regulatory and consumer expectations for transparency, and advance climate-positive outcomes through data-driven decisions.
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Cascale, Worldly convene executive dinner at Climate Week NYC. Cascale joined the global climate community in New York for Climate Week NYC, attending member events and activations throughout the week and co-hosting an executive dinner with Worldly, the compliance and sustainability platform, on Tuesday, September 22. Across the week. Cascale maintained a visible presence throughout Climate Week NYC. Team members attended events hosted by members including Nike, Levi's, Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), and Apparel Impact Institute (Aii), as well as broader programming at the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Media Zone. On site, Cascale's CEO Ying McGuire; Howard Kwong, senior manager, public affairs, APAC; Ashley Buchalter, manager, global membership development, Americas; and Kaley Roshitsh, editorial director, represented the organization. Kwong also took part in the week as a Richard Rockefeller Fellow at Columbia Global, representing Cascale's public affairs team. One word for the future. Cascale and Worldly convened 24 guests and team members, predominantly Cascale members, to continue the dialogue that began at the Cascale Annual Meeting in Athens, Greece earlier in the month. The evening also marked a unified presence for Cascale and Worldly during one of the year's premier climate gatherings. Cascale CEO Ying McGuire opened the evening. "This week is super busy for all of you. There are 1,500 events and you chose us tonight. I feel so special you chose Cascale and Worldly." She then challenged the room to name their hopes for the future of sustainability. The relaxed dinner setting encouraged candid conversation, and attendees remarked on the importance of gatherings that get the right people in the room. Members also expressed interest in Cascale's system map, content opportunities, and the "Source of Good" podcast as ways to share their work especially as 2030 commitments are around the corner. Themes from the week. Several themes emerged across the week. Attendees discussed the challenge of mobilizing teams beyond sustainability, such as sourcing, compliance and operations, to act on the work that moves progress forward. Growing consumer expectations and shifting regulations also came into play. At a Nike event, the future of sport was questioned amid the threat of a changing climate. At a separate circularity event with Pact Collective, Credo Beauty, Pentatonic, and Ulta Beauty, panelists discussed the importance of collective action in facilitating data-driven consumer takeback schemes. Manufacturers, meanwhile, emphasized the value of bringing their expertise into the global conversation and of showing up together at major international forums. At the U.N. SDG Media Zone, fashion diplomacy (or the use of fashion as political communications) was presented as a way to promote change and rehumanize design for makers and manufacturers. Across the week's festivities, industry attendees noted the need for a clearer proofcase on how sustainability ambitions drive business improvements.
Worldly turns ESG data into compliance action. Worldly has announced a series of platform upgrades that transform years of fragmented ESG data collection into a strategic advantage for brands and manufacturers facing escalating regulatory pressure. Get ahead with exclusive forecasts, expert insights and deep dives into the global apparel industry. With a Just Style Premium Membership, you can: * Access exclusive analyst commentary * View premium forecasts and data-driven insights * Stay up to date with industry news, product innovation and market trends. * Receive alerts when new premium content is published Start your 1-month trial for £1. Powered by
Worldly to add Aii carbon benchmark tool. Apparel Impact Institute energy and carbon benchmark tool set to be integrated into Worldly's FDM to give brands and mills more precise assessments of energy use and emissions ATHENS - Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) is to embed its Energy and Carbon Benchmark tool into Worldly's Facility Data Manager (FDM), in a move expected to give apparel brands, retailers and textile manufacturers a more process-specific view of energy use and emissions at mill level. The move has wider strategic importance for an industry seeking more robust Scope 3 emissions data. Join its community. Explore all its independent journalism from as little as 30p per day. Less than an espresso - but more stimulating. * September 18, 2026 * September 17, 2026 * September 14, 2026
Worldly plans connected supplier data. Worldly plans to connect environmental, social, chemical and risk data in a unified supplier view as apparel firms face rising compliance demands ATHENS - Worldly plans to bring environmental, social, chemical and risk information into a single supplier profile as it expands the use of artificial intelligence across its compliance and sustainability data platform. Speaking at the Cascale Annual Meeting in Athens, Kevin Vranes, chief product officer at Worldly, said the company would begin consolidating information from the Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM), Facility Social & Labor Module (FSLM), corrective-action plans and chemical records this autumn. Join its community. Explore all its independent journalism from as little as 30p per day. Less than an espresso - but more stimulating. * September 15, 2026 * September 14, 2026 * September 11, 2026 * September 8, 2026 * September 3, 2026 * September 2, 2026 * August 28, 2026 * August 27, 2026
Cascale attends Preview in Seoul 2026: Korean apparel manufacturing. Cascale recently participated in Preview in Seoul 2026, South Korea's largest business-to-business textile trade show. The global nonprofit alliance demonstrated ongoing commitment to the Korean textile and apparel manufacturing sector. Represented on the ground by Peony Tam, manager, global membership development APAC, Cascale established a strategic co-presence alongside technology partner Worldly. Together, the organizations engaged directly with key regional stakeholders, including existing members, prospective partners, and the Korea Federation of Textile Industries (KOFOTI). Key takeaways: * Worldly and Cascale established a complementary joint presence at Preview in Seoul 2026, while distinguishing their unique roles. * Readiness for incoming European regulation was among the topics of conversation. * Cascale members - such as GG Manufacturing - were among speakers featured at Preview in Seoul. Driving ecosystem clarity, regional engagement. During a joint seminar co-hosted by Worldly and FITI Testing & Research Institute, Worldly presented an overview introducing Cascale. The presentation highlighted the complementary roles both organizations play within the broader sustainability landscape - framing Cascale's role in stewarding standardized tools and driving global collective action, alongside Worldly's data hosting and software solutions, including the Higg Index. The session featured high-level industry contributions, with speakers including Cascale members Textile Exchange, ZDHC Foundation, FITI Research Institute, Sae-A (Bureau Veritas), and GG Manufacturing. Networking was another highlight of the event; Cascale's Tam met with members and stakeholders. Navigating EU policy compliance, future collaboration. A primary focus of discussion during the trade show centered on regulatory readiness for the European Union's upcoming Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and Digital Product Passport (DPP) requirements. FITI Research Institute, supported by KOFOTI, highlighted an ongoing pilot project designed to calculate a garment's environmental footprint by using the Higg Facility Environmental Module (Higg FEM) as primary input data. This showed how Cascale's foundational tools support regulatory alignment. (For policy mapping, see the Global Legislative Map). Looking ahead, Cascale and regional stakeholders discussed expanding collaboration in South Korea. To learn more about Cascale's regional engagement and upcoming industry events, explore its latest News & Press Updates.
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Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Kensington, California
Founded
2019
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