Correct the content.
Keep the label.
Update care instructions or product information after printing. The GTIN and serial number stay fixed while you update the passport.
Digital Product Passports for textile brands, manufacturers and exporters. Let customers scan a QR code to see a garment’s composition, origin, care instructions and supporting documents.
Follow one product from your spreadsheet to its label and digital passport. Choose a step to explore the workflow.
Click a step below to see how it works.
Import products in bulk, connect supplier and facility information, and check the details before they reach a label.
● Cotton 80% ● Polyester 20%
Generate serial numbers for individual pieces, then choose a ready-to-print sheet or QR images for your own label artwork.
Let customers check materials, production details and care instructions in their browser. They do not need an account or an app.
YOUR BRAND Materials, origin
and care instructions.
Update care instructions or product information after printing. The GTIN and serial number stay fixed while you update the passport.
Present production stages and countries while choosing whether supplier names appear to consumers.
Maintain product, supplier and facility information together, then use it across your passport and label workflow.
Review recorded QR scan activity as one signal of passport use. Scan counts describe interactions, not product sales or independently verified impact.
Organise data, find gaps, create QR labels, publish passports and export records.
Independent certification, guaranteed legal compliance or verified authenticity. Live EU registry submission is not a production feature.
Your product information, in a mobile-friendly page. No customer account or app download needed. This illustration shows an example layout, not a live product record.
Download a sheet of QR labels for your selected products.
Place individual QR images into your own label designs.
Export your organisation’s structured product records.
A DPP connects a product to its digital information. Our guide explains the EU framework, the textile timetable and which data your team can start preparing.
Explore the Textile DPP hub →Yes. The QR points to the same address, while the passport information can be updated. The GTIN and serial number stay fixed.
Yes. Download a ZIP containing one PNG QR image per serial number and add the images to your label design. Keep the blank margin around each code and test a printed label before producing the full batch.
Use your own GS1-issued product identifiers for GS1 Digital Link QR codes. Your product GTINs and facility GLNs identify your products and production locations.
Supplier names can be hidden from the consumer view. Production stages and countries remain visible, so you can share the product journey while managing commercial visibility.
No. Item Twin supports DPP preparation. Product-specific requirements and implementation dates depend on the applicable rules. A passport is not an official certification or a guarantee of compliance.
Yes. Use the platform’s Excel template to import products in batches. Review validation results and fix missing or inconsistent information before creating labels.
Before creating a passport, agree which product details to collect, where to find them and who will check them. This checklist helps you prepare one garment before moving on to the rest of your catalogue.
Read the guideA QR code connects the garment to its product passport. Learn how GS1 Digital Link addresses identify products and what to check before printing your labels.
Read the guideStart with a few products whose data you know well. Import them, review their passports and test the labels before applying the same process to a larger collection.
Read the guideTextile brands and manufacturers can take part in our pilot programme free of charge. Explore how Item Twin fits your product data and QR label workflow.