Digital Product Passport
The EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) makes Digital Product Passports mandatory for textiles. DesignerEase builds each garment’s passport from the data you already create — design, bill of materials, suppliers and production — so nothing is typed twice.
Every passport is generated from the tech pack, the bill of materials and the lots received from suppliers.
Suppliers seal each lot — ginned cotton, yarn, fabric — with its quantity, certificates and footprint, and pass it on to the next step. The passport shows the real chain behind every garment, with the share of weight traced to source.
Brands publish passports, manufacturers add production data, suppliers add their lots. Each company only shares what it agreed to share.
Textiles are a priority product group under the EU ESPR. The delegated act setting the textile requirements is expected first, with passports required from around 2027–2028. Building the data flow now avoids a rush later.
Typically material composition and origin, environmental footprint (carbon, water, energy), substances of concern, certificates, care and repair information, and recycling or end-of-life guidance.
They can — then their lots and certificates flow into your passports automatically. Suppliers who are not on the platform can fill a supplier form through a private link instead.
Free to start. Your data stays yours — shared only with the companies you choose.
