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Digital Product Passport for Mattresses

Bed-in-a-box brands sell almost exclusively D2C on Shopify – a clearly defined target group for the DPP. The delegated act for mattresses is expected to take effect in 2029. With SolveDPP you document foams, covers, origin and recycling centrally.

DPP expected to be mandatory from 2029
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Boxspring Mattress 140×200
499,00 €
(128)
Digital Product Passport (DPP) EU-compliant · ESPR delegated act
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Legal framework & timeline

Mattresses follow in the ESPR timeline through 2029

The Digital Product Passport for mattresses comes via the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). Based on current EU planning, the delegated act is expected to take effect in 2029. The bed-in-a-box brands are almost all on Shopify – a small, clearly defined target group for which a dedicated, prepared data foundation is especially worthwhile.

DPP expected from
2029
ESPR – delegated act mattresses

What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP) for mattresses?

The DPP for mattresses makes foam and cover materials, chemicals and flame retardants used, origin, cleaning and care instructions as well as recycling and take-back information transparent – right via QR code on the product.

Materials & construction

Document foams, spring cores, covers and material shares per model in a structured and consistent way.

Chemicals & safety

Store details on flame retardants, emissions and other substances in a reliable and auditable way.

Recycling & take-back

Provide return, recycling and disposal notes and support circular processes.

Trust in D2C

Back up sustainability and material claims with verifiable data – convincing for bed-in-a-box customers.

QR code on the product

Every mattress gets a public DPP page with a QR code – ideal for the label, packaging and product page.

Compliance without effort

Mandatory fields are validated and versioned – your team keeps an eye on the compliance status at all times.

So sieht ein Digitaler Produktpass aus

This example shows the public DPP page of a mattress, as end customers and authorities see it via QR code – every element meets a specific ESPR requirement.

Publicly accessible

Every item gets its own DPP URL – reachable without an app and without a login.

Material composition

Foam core, cover and shares broken down ESPR-compliantly.

Certificates & proof

OEKO-TEX® & co. are stored as verifiable proof directly on the product.

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Digitaler Produktpass Cold-Foam Mattress 90×200 Nachtwerk · Art. no. NW-9020

Material

  • Cold-foam core (PU) 78%
  • Cover (polyester) 16%
  • Fleece & zipper 6%

Herkunft & Fertigung

  • Foam production Weiden, Germany
  • Cover manufacturing Łódź, Poland
  • Assembly Weiden, Germany

Nachweise

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Blue Angel

Pflege & Kreislauf

Cover washable at 60 °C · core recyclable as a single material

Product identity

Name, brand and article number clearly assigned – with a QR code for the label.

Origin & manufacturing

Production steps from foam production to assembly – transparent at every stage.

Care & circularity

Washing and recycling notes extend the useful life.

A compliant product passport in three steps

From data capture to the QR code on the product: SolveDPP guides your team through the DPP process in a structured way – without spreadsheet chaos and without an in-house IT project.

  1. 1

    Capture data

    Capture product, material and supply-chain data per item – manually, via CSV or Shopify import. AI auto-complete pre-fills recurring fields.

  2. 2

    Validate

    Field validation checks the mandatory data of the respective regulation and flags gaps – before the product passport is published. All changes remain versioned.

  3. 3

    Publish

    Each item gets a public DPP page with a QR code. End customers, retailers and authorities see the evidence directly on the product.

Frequently asked questions about the DPP for mattresses

When does the DPP for mattresses apply?

Mattresses follow in the ESPR timeline. Based on current EU planning, the delegated act is expected to take effect in 2029. The exact scope will be set with the delegated act.

Does the solution fit bed-in-a-box brands?

Yes. SolveDPP is tailored to D2C stores: Shopify and CSV import, public DPP pages and QR codes per item – without your own IT project.

What data should a mattress DPP contain?

Likely materials and construction, chemicals used, origin, care instructions as well as recycling and take-back information. The data model is adapted to the final act.

Prepare the DPP for mattresses now

See in a demo how SolveDPP documents your mattresses ESPR-compliantly – from the materials to recycling.