Digital Product Passports.
Infrastructure that works.
Passr is the compliance layer between your brand and the EU market. It collects product data from your supply chain, structures it to regulation requirements, and delivers it as a verifiable Digital Product Passport — attached to every SKU, accessible with a scan.
Collect data from your supply chain.
Passr sends structured data requests to your suppliers. Material composition, certifications, chemical substance declarations, and lab reports are submitted directly into the platform — attached to the correct SKU, not buried in email threads.
Verify accuracy and completeness.
The platform checks submitted data against the requirements of each applicable regulation. Missing fields, expired certificates, and SVHC substance thresholds are flagged before a passport is generated.
Generate a compliant Digital Product Passport.
A GS1 Digital Link-compliant passport is created for each SKU. The passport contains every data point the regulation requires: materials, origins, chemical substances, recycling instructions, and compliance status.
Share with anyone who needs it.
The passport is publicly accessible via QR code or NFC. Consumers scan the product to see verified data. Auditors access a structured compliance record. Recyclers receive end-of-life material information without contacting the brand.
Seven parties. One passport.
Every stakeholder in the product lifecycle gets what they need from a single Passr passport.
Manages the product catalogue, commissions design, owns compliance obligations.
A single platform to collect supplier data, generate passports, and track compliance status across all SKUs.
Provides raw materials, components, and manufacturing services. Holds certifications and lab reports.
A structured portal to submit certifications, declare substances, and attach documentation to specific SKUs.
Assembles the finished product. Responsible for production traceability and process data.
A record of production inputs and outputs attached to each product's passport.
Moves product from manufacturer to retail. Handles logistics and customs documentation.
Access to the product passport for customs and logistics verification without contacting the brand directly.
Sells to consumers. Subject to point-of-sale disclosure requirements in some EU markets.
A scannable QR code that satisfies consumer information requirements at the point of sale.
Purchases and uses the product. Has a right to product transparency data under EU regulations.
A public passport — accessible by scanning the product — showing materials, origins, and recycling instructions.
Processes end-of-life products. Needs material and disassembly data to recover materials efficiently.
End-of-life data — material composition, hazardous substance flags, disassembly instructions — without needing to contact the brand.
Built for the regulations that matter.
Passr's data structure maps to the specific requirements of each EU and national regulation. No generic compliance — every field has a regulatory basis.
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.
National bans on PFAS in clothing and textiles — France from January 2026, Denmark from July 2026.
Comprehensive PFAS restriction under evaluation. Not yet law. SEAC final opinion expected end of 2026.
The overarching Digital Product Passport infrastructure requirement. Textile delegated act expected 2027.
A real passport. A real product.
The Arc Alpine Summit Pro Jacket passport is live at verify.passr.eu. Scan the QR code or open the link to see exactly what a Passr-generated Digital Product Passport looks like — materials, compliance status, supplier data, and recycling instructions.
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