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Create GS1-compliant Digital Product Passports in seconds. Meet ESPR regulations and drive traffic back to your store with one scan.

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Compliant with

GS1 Digital Link
EU EcoDesign
ISO 14001
Circular Economy

GS1 Digital Link

Generate QR codes that comply with GS1 standards for seamless global recognition.

Sustainability Data

Track recyclability, materials, and environmental impact with EU-mandated metrics.

Supply Chain Transparency

Document your product journey from origin to consumer with full compliance.

Digital Product Passport Mobile View

More Than Just a Label.

Avoid Fines

Stay 100% compliant with evolving EU ESPR & AGEC regulations automatically.

Drive Repurchase

Every passport includes a 'View Product Website' button to boost repeat purchases.

Build Trust

Don't just say you're sustainable—prove it. Display verified GOTS & Oeko-Tex certificates instantly.

Future-Proof Inventory

Regulations change. Your labels don't have to. Update data and certificates instantly without re-printing your physical tags.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Starter

$0/month

Perfect for small brands just starting out with digital IDs.

  • 3 Active Passports
  • Basic QR Codes
  • Public Passport Page
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Growth

$49/month

For growing brands needing full compliance and customization.

  • 50 Active Passports
  • Custom Branding
  • Advanced Analytics
  • Priority Support
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Scale

$199/month

Volume solution for established brands and manufacturers.

  • 500 Active Passports
  • Custom Branding
  • Advanced Analytics
  • API Access
  • Bulk CSV Upload
  • Priority Support
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) and when is it mandatory?
The DPP is a mandatory digital record defined under the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It requires brands to share data on sustainability, recyclability, and material origin. While timelines vary by sector, textile regulations are expected to come into full force by 2027, with early adoption recommended to secure supply chain data.
Does this solution cover France's AGEC Law?
Yes. France's Anti-Waste for a Circular Economy (AGEC) law requires transparency on 'environmental qualities' like traceability and recycled content. Our platform fields are designed to capture the exact data points required by both EU-wide ESPR and French AGEC regulations.
How do I print the QR codes on my products?
You can download the QR codes from our dashboard in high-resolution formats (PNG, SVG). These can be sent directly to your garment manufacturer to be printed on care labels, hangtags, or packaging. The codes are permanent and dynamic, meaning you can update the digital data even after the product is printed.
What is a 'GS1 Digital Link' and why does it matter?
Standard QR codes just point to a website. A GS1 Digital Link is the new global standard that allows a single code to function as both a consumer link (scanning with a phone) and a Point-of-Sale barcode. Our platform generates codes compliant with this structure, future-proofing your products for the 'Sunrise 2027' retail transition.
Why can't I just use a free QR code generator?
Free QR generators often use 'redirect links' that expire or break, rendering your physical clothing tags useless. They also lack the structured compliance data required by law. TextilePassports provides a permanent, secure, and legally compliant data hosting service that ensures your tags work for the lifetime of the garment.
Can I update the information after the product is sold?
Yes. Because our passports are dynamic, you can upload new certifications, correct wash instructions, or update recyclability data at any time. The QR code on the customer's shirt will instantly reflect these changes without needing a reprint.
Do I need this for selling in Europe?
Yes. The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) mandates digital transparency for textiles sold in the EU market, rolling out by 2027.

Last Updated: January 2026