EU compliance infrastructure for outdoor brands.
Passr gives sustainability managers and heads of product the tools to collect supply chain data, generate Digital Product Passports, and stay ahead of ESPR, AGEC, and PFAS requirements — without building the infrastructure themselves.
The regulation doesn't care how small your compliance team is.
EU ESPR, France AGEC, and PFAS disclosure requirements create real obligations for outdoor brands regardless of whether they have a compliance team of ten or a sustainability manager who also handles impact reporting. The deadline is the same. The data requirement is the same.
Mid-market outdoor brands — those in the €2M to €20M revenue range — face a specific problem: the compliance obligation is enterprise-scale, but the resources to manage it are not. Enterprise brands build internal tools. Consultants charge by the day. Neither option makes sense for a brand with fifty SKUs and a lean operations team.
Passr is built for this gap — compliance infrastructure that a small team can actually operate, at a price point that fits a mid-market brand's budget.
Everything your team needs. Nothing you have to build yourself.
The regulations that apply to your brand.
If you sell into EU markets, these frameworks apply to you — regardless of where your brand is based.
Mandates Digital Product Passports for textiles sold in the EU. Destruction ban applies to large brands from July 2026.
Requires online environmental disclosure for brands selling in France above defined revenue and volume thresholds.
Mandatory ECHA notification for articles containing SVHCs above 0.1% weight-by-weight.
Built for brands that need to move now.
The 2026 and 2028 ESPR deadlines are not moving. Passr is open for outdoor brands starting their compliance infrastructure today.