Verified claims only
Impact
Madefield House sells handmade goods first, starting with the Canvas collection. Impact claims are used only when sourced records support transparency.
Public impact data is shown only when a backend record is published and its verification status is verified.
Until verified source records exist, the storefront intentionally avoids showing maker counts, order counts, employment claims, charity credentials, or social impact numbers.
Definition
Madefield House impact content is limited to sourced claims that are published and verified in the backend.
Use cases
- Explaining why the site does not show unverified impact counters
- Supporting wholesale diligence with restrained public claims
- Separating real product information from charity-style marketing
Best for
- Buyers who value transparent handmade commerce
- Teams that need claim discipline before corporate gifting
- Editors deciding whether an impact statement is ready to publish
Not for
- Unsourced employment numbers
- Estimated charity claims
- Fake certifications, reviews, order totals, or donation figures
Facts to check
- Display rule
- A claim appears publicly only when it is published and its verification status is verified.
- Source fields
- Impact records should keep the claim, value, unit, period, source, verification status, and published flag.
FAQ
Why not publish estimated impact numbers?
Estimated numbers can mislead shoppers. The site is designed to prefer no number over an unsupported number.
Is Madefield House a charity campaign?
No. The site sells practical handmade textile goods and uses verified impact claims only when source records support them.
Madefield House favors verified claims, consent-first stories, and no fake metrics.