Every garment gets a passport.
Passport Studios collects material and production data from your factories and mills, and turns it into a Digital Product Passport behind a QR code on the care label. Ready for the new EU laws, without the spreadsheets.
Built for clothing brands selling in the EU.
8% ELASTANE
LINING 100% POLYESTER
This code is real. Scan it with your phone, or open the passport.
From supplier to scan in four steps
You never copy data between emails and spreadsheets. Each answer goes from the supplier's form straight onto the product.
Add your products
Name, style number and which factory and mills make it. A few fields, or import what you have.
You, a few minutes per styleRequest the data
One click emails each supplier a private link to a short form about their part of the garment.
Passport Studios sends itReview the answers
Answers arrive in one inbox. Missing fields are marked, and you can compare with earlier answers before you approve.
You approve or send backPublish the passport
Download the QR code for the care label or hang tag. It always points to the newest version.
On the label, for the life of the garment
What your customers see when they scan
A clear page in their own language, built from the data your suppliers confirmed. This one is live.
- What it's made ofFibre composition for every part, with recycled and organic shares.
- Where it was madeSpinning, weaving, dyeing and assembly, country by country.
- ProofCertificates such as GRS and OEKO-TEX, with numbers and expiry dates.
- Care and repairCare symbols, washing advice and how to get it repaired.
- Who's responsibleYour company details, as the law requires.
Your suppliers answer in minutes
Factories get asked for the same data by every brand they work with. We keep the form short and familiar so they actually reply.
| Fibre | Share | Recycled |
|---|---|---|
Polyester | 100% | 100% |
The new laws are coming. Supplier data takes time.
Collecting data from a whole supply chain can take a season or two. Brands that start now have it ready when the requirements apply.
- ESPR enters into forceThe EU Ecodesign Regulation creates the Digital Product Passport. Textiles are among the first product groups.
- California textile EPRBrands selling in California register with the state's producer responsibility programme (SB 707).
- A good time to startSet up passports for a few styles and learn what your suppliers can provide.
- Textile EPR in national lawEU countries must have the revised Waste Framework Directive's textile rules in place.
- Textile passport law published expectedThe delegated act sets exactly which data a textile passport must contain.
- EPR schemes for textilesBrands pay fees based on what their products are made of, so material data matters for cost too.
- Passports required for textiles expectedGarments sold in the EU need a Digital Product Passport.
Dates marked expected depend on the European Commission's timetable. We follow the drafts and update the forms as the requirements become final.
Start with three to five styles
We're setting up passports with a small group of pilot brands this season. We do the setup with you, contact your first suppliers together, and shape the forms around what your factories can actually answer.