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Textiles & Apparel

We build the digital passport for your textile products.

The date is not fixed yet, but the slow work is: knowing which fibre each item is made of and who made it. That is not solved in the last quarter.

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What the law says

The regulation
Ecodesign Regulation (ESPR)
ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 — delegated act ~2027
Required from
Mid 2029 (estimated)
Status of the regulation
Delegated act in progress
Who it applies to
Clothing, footwear and textile products sold in the EU

What the passport has to carry

  1. 01

    Fibre composition breakdown per product

    Fibre composition per product, not per collection, at the level of detail textile labelling requires.

  2. 02

    Substances of concern (REACH compliance)

    Substances of concern under REACH, with the test evidence that demonstrates it.

  3. 03

    Recyclability and disassembly assessment

    How far the garment can be separated into materials at the end of its life: seams, blends and trims.

  4. 04

    Country of manufacture (all production stages)

    The country of each stage — spinning, weaving, dyeing and making-up. This is the slowest field to obtain.

  5. 05

    Durability and repairability information

    Strength, care and repair, with the tests that support each claim.

What happens if it is not ready

The delegated act lands around 2027 and the obligation in mid-2029. That sounds far away until you count how long a third-tier supplier takes to answer where a fibre came from.

How we do it

01

Regulatory assessment

We establish which regulation applies to you and where you stand: which data you already have documented, which is missing, and what your category requires.

02

Data collection and validation

We identify the source of every missing data point — suppliers, laboratories, internal documentation — and verify it until it is traceable to that source.

03

Passport issue

We deliver the digital passport for each product, with every field referenced to the article that requires it and to its access level.

Start by finding out where you stand

The assessment is the first step and it is free: in five minutes you will know which data your category is missing.

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