texpas.eu
Thousands of items per collection, hundreds of data points per product. Anyone doing this by hand will spend an entire season on it.
A digital product passport for textiles and clothing is coming. The date is not yet set: ESPR work plan 2025-2030: delegated act expected in 2027, clothing with eighty percent or more textile fibres first. Whoever starts now will only need a button later.
The target audience is clothing brands, importers, private label. They don't search for "ESPR" or "delegated act" but for "textile passport" — and this front door was built for that, with the knowledge base in the language of that sector.
Technically, this is the same passport engine as the other front doors, with a group configuration on top of it: the fields, the standard references and the schedule of textiles and clothing products are a dataset and not code. Activating a new product group is therefore a front door plus a dataset, not a renovation.
What it does
The product scan
The customer provides his catalogue; we classify each product in his group and show per product which data is still missing.
Compiling the passport
The fields that textiles and clothing need, with the source of the requirement for each field.
Retrieving supply chain data
What the manufacturer doesn't know himself is requested in one query per supplier — not four separate emails about the same product.
Publishing and maintaining
The passport goes live at its own address with a QR code, and changes are recorded with version control. It has to be: in a recall, the question is always what was on it on the day of sale.
For whom
- Clothing brands
- Importers, private label
- Anyone who is asked for a passport by a customer and doesn't know where to start
Where it is found
The search language is that of the sector: textile passport, digital product passport clothing, DPP textiles, ESPR textiles. Volume picks up once the delegated act makes the news — whoever is already there will be found.
Frequently asked questions
Does this apply to my product?
The group encompasses clothing and textile products. The free product scan divides your catalogue and tells you per product whether it falls under it.
When does it need to be ready?
That is not yet set. ESPR work plan 2025-2030: delegated act expected in 2027, clothing with eighty percent or more textile fibres first. As soon as the act is published, the date will be here and the clock will count down.
What if my product falls into two groups?
Then it's one record with two passport layers, to be managed on prodpas.eu. Never enter twice — that's the core principle of the umbrella, and it prevents you from having two different figures for the same item one day.
How this platform is built
Like every platform of Theos Group: on one shared foundation, in your own management, with your own automatic administrator — here SKYNET — which does the daily rounds, reports faults and writes the daily report. What we learn at one system is in all the others the week after.