Apparel and Fashion Brands
Set up each style once, and every size and colour gets its own passport.
Print the Label Now, Finish the Passport Later
Your labels go to print long before your products reach a shop. Download the QR codes today; until you publish, they open a holding page. Update the passport later and the same code shows the new version.
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QR codes you can print before you publish - A passport for every size and colour, written once
- Sections you can skip now and finish later
- Updates that reach labels already printed
- A record of every version and who published it
Who Is SimpliPass For?
Textile and apparel businesses selling in the EU.
Textile Manufacturers
Keep composition, certificates and production details for each product in one record.
Importers and Distributors
We help you see what data the clothing you bring into the EU will need.
It’s Time to Get Started
The EU Digital Product Passport Registry went live on 20 July 2026.
For textile apparel, the European Commission plans to adopt the ESPR delegated act in 2027. Requirements and dates may still change.
There’s a lot to do, but it’s easy to begin now with SimpliPass, and we’ll help you make sure you’re ready ahead of the deadline.
A PRACTICAL WAY TO START
Start With a DPP Readiness Pilot
You do not need to map your entire product portfolio on day one. A focused pilot lets you test applicability, existing product data, supplier information and the SimpliPass workflow on a representative group of products.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Digital Product Passport, or DPP, is a digital record containing information about a product that can be accessed electronically through a unique product identifier and data carrier. The exact information and access requirements depend on the legislation and product group concerned.
Digital Product Passport software helps organisations collect, structure, manage, publish and maintain the information needed for Digital Product Passports. SimpliPass provides a structured workspace for managing this process across product records.
There is no single implementation date for every product. DPP requirements are being introduced progressively through product-specific EU legislation and ESPR delegated acts. Under the current ESPR timetable, textiles, tyres and aluminium are among the product groups scheduled for delegated acts in 2027.
The required information will depend on the product group and applicable legislation. It may include product identification, materials and composition, sustainability or environmental information, information supporting repair and durability, and relevant end-of-life information.
Yes. Companies can already map their product portfolios, identify where relevant product and supplier information is stored, assess data quality and test how missing information could be collected. Final compliance fields should then be adjusted once product-specific requirements are adopted.
The DPP Registry is the EU-level infrastructure supporting the Digital Product Passport system. It became operational on 20 July 2026 and stores identifiers and required registration information rather than the complete underlying product dataset.
SimpliPass provides a structured workflow for bringing product information together, identifying gaps, creating DPP records and managing published passport information as the product portfolio and regulatory requirements evolve.
DPP Insights & Regulatory Updates
Stay ahead of DPP developments with practical guidance from H2 Compliance experts.
Let Us Help You Plan
Book a free 30-minute demo. You don’t need any data ready: tell us where you are today, and we’ll show you SimpliPass and let you know how we can help get your data ready for Digital Product Passports.