EU DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORT · AUDIT → BUILD → HOST

From data gaps to a live Digital Product Passport.

We find every gap, structure your data, and host the live passport — before the Digital Product Passport becomes mandatory.

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From audit to compliance · We build and host it
FIBER CONTENT · 350 Not structured BRAND IDENTITY · 100 Partially mapped CERTIFICATIONS · 501 No certs on file SUPPLIER INFO · 200 Tier 1 only COUNTRY OF ORIGIN · 204 Undocumented 10 DPP DATA DOMAINS gap assessment in progress
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10
DATA DOMAINS
DPP data domains in the LGFL DPP Data Framework
Every
EU BRAND
selling textiles in the EU market faces DPP obligations — no exemption by size, revenue, or headquarters location
2027
BUYER SEASON
Wholesale buyers are beginning to require supply chain transparency for collections entering the market in 2027–2028. Your planning window is now.
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How It Works

From raw files to a live, hosted passport

01
Run the DPP Gap Scanner
An 80-question self-assessment that scores your readiness across the full framework in minutes. No files, no sign-up — see exactly where you stand before you talk to anyone.
NO FILES NEEDED
02
Send the files you already have
Five files your team already holds — tech packs, BOMs, supplier list, certificates & test reports, product master. Export them to a shared drive, or give us read-only access and we pull them ourselves. Nothing new to create, and an NDA is signed before anything is shared.
SHARED DRIVE OR READ-ONLY ACCESS · UNDER NDA
03
We score your data against the framework
Field-by-field scoring against the EU's four ESPR information categories — and the ten domains beneath them — the full audit behind your scanner result. You get a verified readiness score, a gap map ranked by regulatory phase, a certification & supplier-risk review, and a per-style view of where every field lands across the public, B2B, authority and EU-Registry layers.
READINESS SCORE · GAP MAP · SUPPLIER RISK
04
Walk through your results
A guided online walkthrough of your gaps, your risk areas, a live passport preview built on one of your own products, and your remediation path. We scope the full journey together — a real action plan, not a vague output.
LIVE PREVIEW · ACTION PLAN
BUILD · 05
We build your passports
We structure every field into a complete, ESPR-ready Digital Product Passport per style — fiber content, certifications, supplier chain, care and origin — across the consumer, B2B and authority layers, behind a serialised GS1 Digital Link. You review and approve; we handle the build.
ESPR-READY PASSPORT PER STYLE
HOST · 06
We host and maintain, connected to the EU Registry
Every passport goes live behind a permanent GS1 Digital Link QR that never needs reprinting — update your data anytime and the same code stays valid. Connected to the EU DPP Registry, maintained by us end to end, and kept current for the product's lifetime plus the ten years the regulation requires.
EU REGISTRY · PERMANENT QR · MAINTAINED BY US
SAMPLE DASHBOARD OUTPUT
47% DPP READINESS SCORE 48 Present 21 Partial 31 Missing 25 N/A MEDIUM RISK READINESS BY DOMAIN Brand 72% Supply Chain 41% Product ID 58% Material 34% Digital ID 25% Care & Safety 67% Compliance 29% Circularity 11% Sustainability 0% PHASE 1 GAPS [350.21] Fiber Content Value [204.00] Country of Origin [501.00] Certifications → 28 Phase 1 fields require immediate attention 827 DAYS TO ENFORCEMENT mid-2028 mandatory
Interactive dashboard + downloadable PDF. Walkthrough call included.
The Protocol

10 domains. 4 ESPR categories.
One structured audit.

Aligned with ESPR Annex III and the JRC textile preparatory work · structured for the CEN/CENELEC JTC 24 standards · informed by CIRPASS · cross-referenced against the Trace4Value industry protocol
Brand Sply Prod Matl Dgtl Care Cmpl Circ Sust
CODE CATEGORY
100
Brand Information
Brand identity, location, parent company, trader details
200
Supply Chain Information
Supplier names, facility IDs, country of origin per stage
300
Product Information
GTINs, commodity codes, pricing, sizing, color, category, weight
350
Material Information
Fiber composition, recycled content, dye class, finishes, trims
370
Digital Identifier
Data carrier type, material, location on garment, ISO standard
400
Care Information
Care symbols, care text, safety information
500
Compliance Information
Harmful substances, certifications, chemical compliance
600
Circularity Information
Recyclability, disassembly, repair instructions, take-back
650
Sustainability Information
Environmental footprint, carbon, water, emissions, waste
10domains per style
Your Commitment

Five files

Export them from where they already live. Shared drive. Or grant us read-only access to your PLM or ERP — we connect and export directly.

1
Tech Packs
Material specs, construction details, colorways
2
Bills of Materials
Material names, quantities, supplier names
3
Supplier List
Factory names, locations, production types
4
Compliance Certs
OEKO-TEX, GOTS, BSCI, audit reports
5
Product Master
Style names, categories, seasons, prices

Total brand effort: export files you already have.

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Regulatory Timeline

The clock is already running.

Brands that start structuring data now will be 18 months ahead of brands that wait for final rules.
July 2024
ESPR entered into force
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation — the legal foundation for DPP
April 2025
EC Working Plan — textiles confirmed priority
European Commission formally identifies textiles as a priority product category
Apr 2026
YOU ARE HERE
Months to mandatory enforcement — updated automatically. Brands that begin DPP data structuring now will enter the 2026 registry window ahead of peers.
19 July 2026
EU DPP registry goes live
The centralized EU registry infrastructure becomes operational (Art. 13 ESPR). The technical foundation for all product passport registration is live — textile-specific DPPs follow after the Delegated Act is adopted.
September 2026
Green claims rules take effect
EU Regulation (EU) 2024/825 prohibits unsubstantiated sustainability claims across the EU. Brands must back every green claim with verified product data — the same data a DPP requires. No exemption by size or sector.
Early 2027
Delegated act for textiles expected
Final field requirements and format specifications published — no more rule changes after this
Mid-2028
Mandatory enforcement expected to begin
DPP required for all new textile products placed on the EU market — 18 months after the delegated act. Non-compliance carries market access risk.
2030
Full implementation, all categories
DPP requirements extend across all product categories under ESPR
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The Decision

What 12 months of head start looks like.

Start Now
  • Structure data across 2–3 collections at your pace
  • Meet buyer and retailer requests for supply chain transparency — ahead of their own deadlines
  • Build supplier compliance documentation proactively
  • Enter enforcement window with a 12-month head start
Start in 2027
  • Scramble to structure 5+ seasons of backlog data under pressure
  • Pay 5–10× more for emergency compliance consulting
  • Face rushed compliance under regulatory scrutiny
Alternative Path
See your readiness score.
Run our DPP Gap Scanner. 80 screening questions across 10 DPP domains — no files needed. For a field-by-field assessment against the LGFL DPP Data Framework, request the audit.
RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER · NO DATA STORED WITHOUT CONSENT
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LGFL · PHASE 0 PRODUCT ◆ Brand & Company Identity (100) 0/16 answered [100.00] Brand Phase 1 Urgent Can you provide the primary brand name as it appears on the garment? We have this Partially We don't have this 80 screening questions · 10 domains · 5 languages
Exploratory Audit

Not sure where you stand?

Send us 5 files your production team already has. We map every style against the LGFL DPP Data Framework — 10 domains under four ESPR legal-basis categories — and walk you through your findings — You see exactly where your gaps are before deciding on anything.

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Start Your DPP Audit

See where your collection stands.

Join EU brands already mapping their DPP readiness. Walkthrough included. Under NDA from day one.

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Your production data is confidential. We never share brand-specific information. All engagements are under NDA.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What EU fashion brands need to know about the Digital Product Passport.

What is the EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) for fashion?
The EU Digital Product Passport is a regulatory requirement under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It will require every textile product sold in the EU to carry a machine-readable digital record containing verified data on materials, supply chain, environmental impact, compliance, and circularity. The delegated act for textiles is expected late 2026 / early 2027, with mandatory compliance by mid-2028.
When is DPP mandatory for fashion brands in the EU?
The EU delegated act for textiles is expected to be published in late 2026 or early 2027. Following an 18-month transition window, mandatory enforcement is targeted for mid-2028. Phase 1 fields (material composition, basic traceability, chemical compliance) will be required first; Phase 2 fields (environmental footprint, circularity) follow.
Are buyers already requesting DPP data before the 2028 deadline?
Yes — in two ways. First, from September 2026, EU Regulation (EU) 2024/825 prohibits unsubstantiated green claims across the EU. Any sustainability claim a brand makes — to consumers, buyers, or platforms — must be backed by verified product data. This applies regardless of the textile DPP deadline. Second, EU retailers and platforms are already integrating supply chain transparency requirements into their buyer terms and supplier qualification processes, ahead of ESPR enforcement. Brands with structured DPP data are better positioned for wholesale access today, not just compliant in 2028.
What is a DPP Readiness Audit?
A DPP Readiness Audit is a structured assessment of a brand's existing production data against the LGFL DPP Data Framework — 10 domains under four ESPR legal-basis categories (identification, product-specific parameters, substances of concern, other Union law) plus a Foundational/System layer (CEN JTC 24). The audit quantifies gaps per category, per domain and per field, and produces a readiness score broken down by ESPR phase.
What is the LGFL DPP Data Framework?
The LGFL DPP Data Framework is a structured data architecture for textile Digital Product Passports — 10 domains nested under the four ESPR legal-basis categories (Annex III + Article 7), sitting on a Foundational/System layer governed by CEN/CENELEC JTC 24 (EN 18219 identifiers, EN 18220 carriers). Status proposed pending the JRC 4th Milestone (expected late 2026) and the textile delegated act. It cross-references the Trace4Value protocol (TrusTrace / GS1 Sweden / SIS, April 2024) — the most granular open industry list to date.
How long does an LGFL DPP Readiness Audit take?
The duration depends on the complexity and size of your collection, as well as the quality and completeness of the data you provide. The audit begins once the data transfer is complete.
Is LG Fashion Labs related to LG Electronics?
No. LG Fashion Labs (LGFL) is an independent Munich-based fashion technology company. The "LG" in our name refers to founder Lior Gabriel Graetz. LGFL has no affiliation with LG Electronics, LG Corp, or any LG-branded consumer electronics or fashion lines.
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