Digital Product Passports
for textile brands
Early-stage textile DPP platform for European brands. EU study-aligned research, design partner validation, and practical DPP guides.
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Phase 1 DPP horizon (EU study)
First passport live
Design partner validation
No horizontal shortcuts
Information stakeholders actually need
Tracetil is an early-stage research initiative: fabric, yarns, trims, tiers, certs, and shopper QR concepts—one textile-focused workflow.
Every field, every template, every workflow is designed for fabric, yarn and garments — nothing generic.
- Fibre composition % & yarn type
- Care symbols (ISO 3758) & GSM
- Tier 1–4 supplier mapping (spinner, weaver, dyer, CMT)
Add certificates buyers ask for—voluntary in early DPP phases per the EU Parliament study, with one-click number validation.
- GOTS, OEKO-TEX, GRS, RCS, RWS
- BCI, Bluesign, Leather Working Group
- REACH SVHC + textile substance screening
No six-figure scoping decks. We are exploring a lean path for brands that need passports without enterprise procurement—join as a design partner or book a research call.
- Early access waitlist
- Textile-focused data model
- English & German out of the box
Digital Product Passports for European Textile SMEs
Tracetil is a pre-launch research project for brands with roughly 5–250 people shaping fabric and garments—exploring product-level passports aligned with the EU Parliament textile DPP study and the ESPR framework.
One product discipline: textiles. We are validating guided capture, versioning, QR pages, and exports with design partners before a full platform launch.
How it works
Four steps from template to shopper-ready passport.
Request early access — we'll reach out when we're ready to onboard the next design partners.
Guided textile schemas: composition, trims, certs, tiers, disclosures.
Stable QR or barcode links to versioned product records—batch or unique IDs per style.
Passport-grade pages shoppers scan; scan analytics for your merchandising loop.
Passports without a conglomerate procurement pod
Enterprise DPP suites are built for complex corporations. Tracetil explores a textile-first path for brands that need product passports without enterprise overhead.
Enterprise DPP platforms
TrusTrace, EON, Avery Dennison, etc.
Engagement
Six-figure annual contractOnboarding
6 months, dedicated teamScope
Every industry (generic)Commercial motion
NDAs, sourcing sessions, staged quotesBuilt for
Global enterprises (1000+ staff)Phase 1+ study-aligned fields
Yes
Tracetil
For SMEsBuilt for 5–250 employee EU brands
Engagement
Design partner / early accessOnboarding
Collaborative validation with partnersScope
Textile-only, every fieldCommercial motion
Research calls; no product sales yetBuilt for
European SMEs (5–250 staff)Phase 1+ study-aligned fields
Yes
| Capability | Enterprise DPP platformsTrusTrace, EON, Avery Dennison, etc. | TracetilFor SMEsBuilt for 5–250 employee EU brands |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement | Six-figure annual contract | Design partner / early access |
| Onboarding | 6 months, dedicated team | Collaborative validation with partners |
| Scope | Every industry (generic) | Textile-only, every field |
| Commercial motion | NDAs, sourcing sessions, staged quotes | Research calls; no product sales yet |
| Built for | Global enterprises (1000+ staff) | European SMEs (5–250 staff) |
| Phase 1+ study-aligned fields | Yes | Yes |
Not the right fit? Enterprise platforms are good for global brands with dedicated compliance teams. We're for everyone else.
Your QR scan, clarified
Structure—not a wall of PDFs—on any phone.
Organic Cotton T-Shirt
SKU: ECO-TSH-001
Material Composition
Supply Chain Timeline
Fiber Production
Gujarat, India
Spinning & Weaving
Tamil Nadu, India
Final Assembly
Porto, Portugal
Consumer Experience
Tap the code and see structured fibre, origin, and lifecycle cues your brand controls—fast to read, easy to trust.
Chain-of-custody stories
Spinning, weaving, dyeing, cut-make-trim—in plain language, linked to geography you approve.
Care + take-back cues
ISO care glyphs plus recycling/end-of-first-life guidance so conscientious shoppers act.
Credentialed fields
Surface certificates and validations where they matter—not buried attachments.
What buyers and compliance ask first
Short answers—more detail in the blog or via intro call.
Why textile-only? Won't a generic DPP tool work?
You can—forcing horizontal modules into knit/woven reality usually becomes bespoke spreadsheets plus consultants. Fibre percentages, GSM, ISO 3758 care marks, weave/knit, dye chemistry, trims, tiers 1–4 for spin/weave/dye/CMT—it's a different schema than batteries or TVs. Tracetil bakes those relationships in so validations and exports stay sane.
I'm not a big fashion brand. Do I really need a DPP?
Product-level DPP data is coming in steps. The EU Parliament study (PE 757.808) proposes a minimal textile DPP from 2027, an advanced DPP from 2030, and a full circular DPP from 2033—final rules will be set in ESPR delegated acts. Supplier data collection often takes 6–12 months, so starting research now is realistic. Tracetil is exploring structured passports for European textile brands with 5–250 employees—join the waitlist or book a research call to collaborate.
Is Tracetil available to buy today?
Not yet. Tracetil is in a pre-launch research and validation phase—there is no live SaaS product or checkout on this site. Join the waitlist for early access updates, or book a call if you want to explore design partner collaboration. Commercial plans will be published when the platform launches.
Will Tracetil work when the advanced DPP phase expands requirements?
We track ESPR delegated acts and the EU Parliament phased model (2027 / 2030 / 2033). Tracetil starts with Phase 1 themes: recycled content, dangerous substances, microfibers, recyclability, process locations, packaging, and innocuousness—with public and restricted fields. We extend the schema for Phase 2–3 (deeper supply chain, after-sales, certifications) as rules and standards are adopted, and can interoperate with LCA partners rather than locking you in.
Where is my data hosted? Is it GDPR compliant?
All data is hosted in the EU and processed under GDPR. You control which fields are public on the consumer passport page versus restricted for buyers, recyclers, or authorities—the EU Parliament study requires need-based transparency, not publishing everything. We use stable QR/barcode links and versioned records, and we track CIRPASS and delegated acts so formats can evolve with EU standards.
Help shape textile DPP infrastructure
Join the waitlist for early access—or book a research call to explore design partner collaboration.