Digital Product Passports.Without the complexity.
Preparing for upcoming EU Digital Product Passport requirements doesn't have to mean spreadsheets, consultants and complex systems.
We're building a simple way for small and medium-sized textile businesses to collect product information, create Digital Product Passports and connect them to products through QR codes.
We're currently speaking with textile brands and retailers to understand how they are preparing for DPP. The conversation is completely free and there is no commitment.
Product
Linen Overshirt — Sand
SKU TX-2041 · SS26
- Product ID
- TX-2041-LIN-SND
- Materials
- 55% Linen45% Organic Cotton
- Manufacturing country
- Portugal
- Care & repair
- Repair information available
- End of life
- Reuse / Recycling information
Linked to the physical product
Scan the care label QR code to open the passport.
Concept illustration of our product
DPP completeness
92%
DPP is coming
New requirements. A lot of product data. Where do you start?
Digital Product Passports are being introduced progressively through EU product-specific legislation, and textile apparel is one of the priority product groups. Textile-specific requirements are currently being developed. Businesses selling relevant products on the EU market will need to prepare as those requirements are introduced, with the current indicative timeline pointing to 2027.
- 01
Which data do we actually need?
Product information may be spread across suppliers, spreadsheets, ERP systems, emails and sustainability documentation.
- 02
How do we turn that into a DPP?
For smaller businesses, translating regulatory requirements into a technical solution can quickly become complicated.
- 03
How do we keep it updated?
Product information changes. A useful DPP solution should make it easy to manage information without creating another complicated system.
Our goal is to make those three steps much simpler.
The basics
What exactly is a Digital Product Passport?
A Digital Product Passport is a digital record connected to a physical product. It makes relevant product information accessible throughout the product's lifecycle.
Depending on the final requirements for textiles, information may include product identification, materials and fibre composition, origin, care and repair information, and information supporting reuse and recycling.
The exact requirements for textile products are still being defined through EU legislation.
01
Physical product
A garment or textile item you sell
02
QR code
A data carrier on the label or hangtag
03
Digital Product Passport
The digital record it opens
04
Product information
Materials, origin, care, reuse & recycling
- Materials
- Origin
- Care & repair
- Reuse
A simpler approach
From scattered product data to a Digital Product Passport.
Step 1
Collect
Bring your product information together in one place.
Step 2
Structure
Organise the information needed for each product.
Step 3
Create
Generate a clear Digital Product Passport.
Step 4
Connect
Link the passport to the physical product through a QR code.
- DPP ready
Linen Overshirt
TX-2041
92% - In progress
Organic Cotton Tee
TX-1188
78%Missing: recycling information
- In progress
Wool Crewneck
TX-3320
64%Missing: supplier origin, care details
Concept mockup. The platform is still in development and not commercially available.
Built for smaller teams
You shouldn't need a compliance department to get started.
Many smaller textile companies face the same upcoming requirements as much larger organisations, but with fewer people, smaller IT budgets and product information spread across different systems.
That's the problem we want to solve.
Simple setup
Start without a major IT implementation.
Know what's missing
See which product information you already have and what still needs to be collected.
One place for product data
Structure relevant DPP information instead of managing disconnected files.
Ready to evolve
Adapt as textile-specific DPP requirements become clearer.
Who we're speaking with
Does your company sell textile products in Europe?
We're currently speaking with small and medium-sized textile brands and retailers about how they are preparing for Digital Product Passports.
- Fashion brands
- Outdoor brands
- Home textiles
- Independent retailers
- Private-label retailers
- Textile manufacturers
- Importers
We'd especially like to hear from companies that are asking questions like:
- “What will DPP mean for us?”
- “What information should we start collecting?”
- “How much work will implementation involve?”
- “Can we manage this without another large enterprise system?”
- “What information do we already have, and what are we missing?”
Book a call
Preparing for DPP?We'd love to hear how you're approaching it.
We're looking for textile companies willing to share how they currently manage product information and how they're thinking about Digital Product Passports.
Book a free 20-minute conversation with us. No sales pitch and no commitment.
Book a free 20-minute call
Pick a time that works for you. We'll send a calendar invite and a short agenda.
- No sales pitch, just a conversation
- 20 minutes, at a time you choose
- Zero commitment
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Frequently asked questions
Make DPP preparation simpler.
Start preparing before it becomes another last-minute compliance project.