Provide sustainability data
Textile DPPs consolidate data on materials, origin and manufacturing centrally in a consistent structure.
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Digital Product Passport for textile companies
Implement the DPP for textile companies efficiently in line with the ESPR and EU requirements. Capture, validate and publish product passport data centrally - from material shares to supply-chain evidence.
DPP expected to become mandatory from 2027 · ESPR delegated act for textiles
Legal framework & timeline
Textiles are part of the first ESPR wave
The Digital Product Passport for textiles is introduced through the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). Based on current EU planning, the delegated act for textiles is expected to take effect around 2027 – textiles are among the first ESPR product groups. Those who build their data foundation now will meet the requirement without time pressure.
DPP expected from
2027
ESPR – delegated act for textiles
What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP) for textile companies?
The DPP makes product-related information transparently available to customers and authorities - from materials and origin to sustainability and compliance evidence.
Avoid greenwashing
Transparent product information builds trust and helps brands back up sustainability claims with solid evidence.
Support the circular economy
The Digital Product Passport supports circular processes because key product data is available for recycling.
Informed purchasing decisions
Via QR code, end customers can view relevant information on fibres, yarns and textiles directly.
Ensure compliance
DPP data is documented and versioned in a structured way, so ESPR requirements and market demands are met.
So sieht ein Digitaler Produktpass aus
This example shows the public DPP page of a textile item, 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
Fibers and shares broken down ESPR-compliantly – including recycled content.
Certificates & proof
OEKO-TEX®, GOTS & co. are stored as verifiable proof directly on the product.
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Digitaler Produktpass
Modal Soft Bra
Soda Lingerie · Art. no. SL-2041
Material
- TENCEL™ Modal 60%
- Polyamide 28%
- Elastane 12%
Herkunft & Fertigung
- Fiber production Lenzing, Austria
- Fabric production Guimarães, Portugal
- Assembly Vienna, Austria
Nachweise
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
TENCEL™ certified
Pflege & Kreislauf
Recyclable · Take-back via manufacturer
Product identity
Name, brand and article number clearly assigned – with a QR code for the label.
Origin & manufacturing
Production steps from yarn to assembly – transparent at every stage.
Care & circularity
Care instructions and recycling information 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
Capture data
Capture fibres, material shares, origin and care instructions per item – manually, via CSV or Shopify import. AI auto-complete pre-fills recurring fields.
- 2
Validate
Field validation checks ESPR mandatory data and flags gaps – before the product passport is published. All changes remain versioned.
- 3
Publish
Each item gets a public DPP page with a QR code. End customers and authorities see material, origin and evidence directly on the product.
Since we started using SolveDPP, we create the Digital Product Passport for our textile products much faster. That improves our data quality and reduces follow-up questions from purchasing and compliance.
Clara Neumann
Head of Sustainability at Nordwelle Textil GmbH
Case study
Soda Lingerie: DPP for textiles made in Vienna
The Viennese brand Soda Lingerie makes lingerie and swimwear from TENCEL™ Modal in its own workshop. With SolveDPP, the team consolidates material, origin and care data in ESPR-compliant product passports – and makes them transparent via QR code directly on the product.
- −73%
- effort per DPP
- 3 wks
- to go live
- 220
- items in the DPP
What a DPP captures
Example “Modal Soft Bra”
- TENCEL™ Modal 60%
- Polyamide 28%
- Elastane 12%
Frequently asked questions about DPP for textile companies
Which companies is the solution suitable for?
SolveDPP is suitable for textile companies of any size, from brands and manufacturers to retail and private-label organizations.
Does SolveDPP support the ESPR requirements?
Yes. Our data models and workflows are geared toward the requirements around the Digital Product Passport and ESPR and can be adapted to your product categories.
How quickly can we get started?
Usually within a few days, with a pilot for selected textile products and subsequent scaling to further collections.
Implement the DPP for textile companies efficiently now
Book a demo and see how SolveDPP measurably accelerates your Digital Product Passport for textiles.
