Textiles are one of the first priority sectors under the ESPR. If you make or sell clothing in the EU, your product will need a Digital Product Passport with a QR code. This guide sums up what data to prepare and how to do it yourself.
Why textiles go first
The European Commission placed textiles among the ESPR priority groups because of their environmental impact. The delegated act with the concrete requirements is expected around late 2027, with realistic enforcement around 2028. Getting ahead avoids the last-minute rush and positions you with the retailers already asking for it.
What data a textile DPP needs
- Fibre composition (materials and percentages).
- Country of manufacture / origin.
- Recycled content.
- Recycling and end-of-life instructions.
- Durability and care.
- Substances of concern declaration (REACH).
How to prepare it yourself
You don't need an ERP or an expensive consultancy. In the free generator you pick the textile category, fill in a garment's data and get the record, the real QR for the label and the compliance checklist. From there, CircularPass manages all your products from €15/month.
Prepare your passport for free
Generate the record, the QR and the ESPR checklist for a product in one minute. No sign-up, no card.
Try the generator →Frequently asked questions
When will the DPP be mandatory for textiles?
The delegated act is expected around late 2027 and realistic enforcement sits around 2028. Starting now lets you arrive with your data ready.
What do I need for a garment's passport?
At minimum: material composition, country of manufacture, recycled content, repairability/end-of-life and substances (REACH) declaration.
Can I try it for free?
Yes, generate a garment's example passport for free and review your checklist before deciding.
Note: CircularPass is a preparation tool based on the ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) and public information on the delegated acts in progress. It is not a certifying body or an official registry; dates are indicative and subject to the European Commission.