A rising innovator in AI-powered sustainability solutions for the fashion and textile industry, GreenStitch has launched a groundbreaking new tool: the Higg FEM AI Gap Analyzer. This free, AI-powered solution is designed to help manufacturers achieve higher Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM) scores with unprecedented ease, accuracy, and speed.
The Higg FEM is the global standard for facility-level sustainability in the fashion and textile sector. However, many manufacturers find the assessment confusing, often receiving vague feedback and unclear scores without clear guidance on how to improve. GreenStitch's new tool aims to transform this uncertainty into clarity, offering a fast, data-driven path with precise suggestions for boosting their scores.
Manufacturers can simply upload their Higg FEM report and, within minutes, receive a comprehensive AI-powered breakdown. The tool identifies exactly which questions have gaps, what requirements were missed, and provides actionable steps for improvement. A market-first feature, it also predicts the score increase each fix can deliver. For sustainability teams, this means they can prioritize efforts effectively, act with confidence, and prepare for third-party verification without needing expensive consultants or ESG specialists.
Factories today are under growing pressure from brands and regulators to prove their sustainability claims, but they often lack the time, tools, or expertise to act on vague audit feedback, states Narendra Makwana, Co-founder and CEO, GreenStitch. This new AI agent flips the model as it doesn’t just diagnose problems, it shows the exact fix and what it’s worth. This is about moving from compliance confusion to instant clarity.
Unlike traditional support methods that rely on generic feedback or manual consulting, the Higg AI Gap Analyzer is fully automated, aligns with the latest Higg Index v4.0, and integrates seamlessly into existing workflows. It also strengthens alignment with other critical frameworks like ZDHC, CDP, SBTi, and EU CSRD by helping manufacturers improve core reporting data on emissions, energy, water, and chemical management.
