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Digital Product Passport for fashion
The passport is where the work becomes public: composition, production journey, impact and evidence, at a URL that does not move. What most brands underestimate is the second half. Once a QR code is on a garment, every scan is a customer telling you something.
Who this is for
- Brands preparing for ESPR, where a passport per product becomes the requirement.
- Anyone who has to publish product data and wants it to look like theirs.
- Teams treating the QR code as a channel rather than a compliance tax.
04 · DPP production
Hosted passports at a stable URL.
Each garment gets a brand-customisable passport page at a stable URL that stays live for as long as your plan is active. Attach the QR to the care label, hangtag or packaging. Customers scan, regulators audit. Designed for the ESPR DPP framework, with the rule changes tracked for you so the schema stays current.
- Hosting
- envrt.com, brand-customisable
- URL
- Permanent, DPP-structured
- Customisation
- Brand voice + visuals
08 · QR scan analytics
Scans, country and dwell time.
Every QR scan is logged with geo, time and dwell. See which products get scanned most, where your DPP reach extends, how long customers spend reading. Available on Growth and Pro.
- Granularity
- Per-product and brand-wide
- Metrics
- Scans, country, dwell time
- Tier
- Growth and Pro
Daily scans
5,835
last 6 weeks
Questions
Passports, answered
No. The passport is one output among several. The platform does supply chain mapping, in-house lifecycle assessment, French Eco-Score calculation, evidence management and compliance monitoring. The passport is the publishing surface for that work.
One last thing
Five styles in. Live passports out.
Impacts, live passports and a walkthrough for five of your styles. No card required.
