Brands & product teams
Bring a collection’s material details, care instructions and documents together. Give people access to the information behind your products.

Digital product passports for textiles
Bring fibre composition, manufacturing details, care instructions and documents into one digital product passport. Share it with customers and business partners through a QR code.
For brands, manufacturers, suppliers, retailers and importers selling into the EU.
Textile product fields
Checks before publishing
Share with a QR code
Update after publishing
A product page your customers can open
Give customers and business partners a public page with materials, manufacturing and care information. They scan your product’s QR code to open it.
Your public passport opens in a browser, so customers and business partners can read it directly.
Help people find care and end-of-life instructions while they use the product.
Edit your passport when product information changes. The existing link opens the updated record.

Atelier Nord · Example product
Merino Crew Sweater — SlateOur live example, with illustrative product data.
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A guided editor for textile products
Add your product information in a guided editor. Review required fields, fill the gaps and check the passport before making it public.
Sample draft
Record the fibre composition and the instructions that help people look after the product.
95% Cotton · 5% Elastane
ISO 1833
Machine wash at 30 °C on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Iron at medium temperature. Do not dry clean.
Start with your written instructions. PassportCraft can suggest care symbols for you to review before adding them.
Create, import or connect
Use the editor for individual products, upload a CSV spreadsheet for your catalogue, or connect your existing tools.
Start with one product in the editor. Add imports and integrations when you need them.
AI assistant connection
Create and update textile passport drafts in ChatGPT, Claude or another supported assistant. Review the information and approve publishing in PassportCraft.
Upload product records in bulk using our CSV template.
10,000 rows per file
Create and update passports from your own systems. Test on every plan; live API access from Pro.
View API documentationAcross the textile industry
Create a product record you can share with suppliers, buyers and customers, whether you make textiles, sell them or bring them into the EU.
Bring a collection’s material details, care instructions and documents together. Give people access to the information behind your products.
Structure the material and manufacturing information around the products you supply. Share a clear product record with your customers.
Organise information from your suppliers and make passports accessible through product labels, packaging and online product pages.
Free and paid plans
Start with a free account. Choose a paid plan when you need more published passports, your own branding or more team seats.
New accounts start with a Pro trial. If you do not upgrade, your account moves to Free when the trial ends.
Compare all plansFree
For your first products
€0
Free plan
3published passports
Starter
For a growing catalogue
€29/ month
Billed monthly in EUR
50published passports
Need more room? Compare plans with up to 2,000 published passports, more team seats and API access.
EU textile passport requirements
Textile apparel is a priority for the EU’s Digital Product Passport rollout. Organising your product data now gives you a practical starting point for the requirements ahead.
This is an indicative adoption milestone, not a deadline for every textile passport. The final rules will define the product scope, required information and application dates.
European Commission · Textile apparel DPPReviewed 10 September 2026The textile rules are still being developed. Publishing a passport today does not establish compliance with those future requirements.
Read the guide to DPP compliance for fashion brandsFrance’s environmental cost display is a separate scheme. Explore the dedicated scope, estimate and filing workflow for the products it covers.
It is a digital record linked to a textile product. It can bring together the product’s identity, fibre composition, manufacturing details, care instructions and supporting documents. With PassportCraft, you publish that information as a web page and connect it to your product through a link or QR code.
No. Brands, manufacturers, suppliers, retailers and importers can use the textile fields to organise product information. Apparel, accessories and home textiles can benefit from a clearer product record. Future EU obligations will depend on the final scope of the relevant rules; the planned textile apparel act should not be assumed to cover every kind of textile.
The EU textile-specific DPP requirements are still being developed. The European Commission indicates Q4 2027 for adoption of the textile delegated act. Adoption and application are different milestones, and timing may change. The final rules will define which products are covered and what information they must include.
You can start with a draft and gather missing information as you go. The editor helps you review fields before publishing. Start with the product identity, fibre composition, manufacturer details and care instructions. A GTIN is required for publication. Add available manufacturing information and supporting evidence as you collect it.
Yes. Use the CSV template to import product records, then review them before publishing. You can also edit a passport after publication. Its existing link and QR code continue to lead to the updated information. The number of published passports you can hold depends on your plan.
You supply the product facts. PassportCraft provides structured fields, missing-information guidance and care-symbol suggestions based on your written instructions. You review suggestions before using them. The textile workflow does not currently extract product data automatically from specification sheets or certificates.
No. A passport makes product information accessible; it does not independently verify the information or certify the product. You remain responsible for your data, the evidence behind your claims and the obligations that apply to your business. Existing physical labelling requirements must also be considered separately.
The first textile delegated act is expected to cover apparel and clothing accessories. Footwear, home and interior textiles and technical textiles are outside its planned scope and may be addressed by later acts. The European Commission indicates Q4 2027 for adoption, with application following a transition period, so the final product list and data fields are not fixed yet.
Prices are public. The Free plan costs €0 and holds up to 3 published passports. Starter is €29 a month for 50, Pro €79 for 500 and Scale €199 for 2,000, billed monthly in EUR. Every plan includes public passport pages, QR codes and CSV import, and new accounts start with a Pro trial.
Start with one product
Add your materials, manufacturing details and care instructions. Review the product information, then publish a passport you can share.