Practical guides on Digital Product Passports, EU ESPR 2024, and how fashion brands can get compliance-ready — written for teams building verifiable product data.
GS1 Digital Link turns a product's barcode or QR code into a structured web link so a single scan can connect to a Digital Product Passport and other product information.
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For textile manufacturers, a Digital Product Passport documents materials, origin, and supply-chain journey — passport-ready data before ESPR textile rules phase in from around 2027.
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A Digital Product Passport can cost anywhere from a free self-serve starter tier to an enterprise contract — what you pay depends on product volume, data depth, and build-vs-buy.
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Creating a Digital Product Passport takes five steps: identify products, gather data, structure it, verify and publish, then attach a GS1 Digital Link QR code.
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EU ESPR 2024 is the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation. It introduces the Digital Product Passport as the mechanism for carrying sustainability and product information.
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A Digital Product Passport is a structured digital record that travels with a physical product — materials, origin, manufacturing, sustainability, and end-of-life — accessed by scanning a QR code.
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