Digital Product Passports: Track and Trace Everything, at Any Time, All at Once

It’s expected that fashion and textile businesses will need to publish digital product passport (DPPs) data by 2027 or early in 2028, with more comprehensive DPP versions planned for later years. DPPs are electronic records containing comprehensive data including information on raw material sourcing, manufacturing processes, supply chain details, sustainability credentials, environmental impact, care instructions, and end-of-life options. DPPs prevent counterfeiting, help consumers make more sustainable choices, and promote product circularity with the goal of reducing new material extraction. While the requirements seem demanding, integrated technology eases the creation and management of DPPs. Here’s how.