Digital Product Passport

What is a Digital Product Passport?

A DPP is a digital record, accessed via QR code, RFID, or NFC containing key information about a product: its materials, origins, certifications, and end-of-life instructions. From 2026, DPPs will become mandatory for apparel products sold in the EU.

How we help

  • Supply chain mapping - Identifying your Tier 1–3 suppliers and the data they hold

  • Data gap assessment - Translating ESPR requirements into a practical checklist for your product range

  • Supplier engagement - Collecting compliant data directly from manufacturers, leveraging our factory relationships

  • Technology partner selection - Helping you choose the right DPP platform (RFID, QR) for your scale and budget

  • RFID & digital labelling advisory - Hands-on guidance on infrastructure

  • Circular economy integration - Connecting your DPP to take-back, resale, or recycling programmes

What a Digital Product Passport looks like

A DPP captures the full story of a product — from raw material to end of life — in a single digital record, accessible via QR code or RFID. Here is a real-world example for a cotton T-shirt.