01 / What verification can show
What verification can show
- Product name
- Collection
- SKU
- Serial number
- Edition range
- Authenticity status
- Care notes
- Ownership transfer status, if activated
02 / What verification should not require
What verification should not require
- Wearer identity
- Location tracking
- Continuous scanning
- Social profile connection
- Forced account login
03 / How Observer verification works
How Observer verification works
The Observer Hoodie is designed around object-level confirmation. A serial can confirm that the garment belongs to the correct collection, SKU, and edition range.
04 / Privacy posture
Privacy posture
DUZ verification is designed to support authenticity and ownership confidence without turning clothing into wearer surveillance.
Basic authenticity confirmation should remain useful without requiring wearer identity, location tracking, continuous scanning, social profile connection, or forced login.
Verification flow
A privacy-aware path from physical garment to object-level confirmation.
Step 01
Scan or enter serial
Use the NFC/RFID confirmation page or a visible serial reference when available.
Step 02
Match product record
The product identity can resolve to collection, SKU, serial number, edition range, and authenticity state.
Step 03
Review care and status
Care notes and ownership transfer status may appear when activated for a specific release.
Step 04
Stay object-first
The system is designed to confirm the garment object, not monitor the person wearing it.
FAQ
Technical answers in plain language.
Does DUZ track the wearer?
No. Verification is designed around the garment object, not personal surveillance.
Do I need an account?
No for basic authenticity confirmation. Future ownership transfer should remain opt-in and should not require forced account login.
What happens if the NFC tag is damaged?
DUZ can support manual serial verification when the visible serial and order record match.
What does object-level verification mean?
It means the verification record is centered on the garment and its serialized product identity: collection, SKU, serial range, authenticity state, and optional care or transfer status.