A digital passport for every garment you sell.
A scannable record of a garment: what it is made of, where it came from, how to care for it, and how to repair or recycle it. Expected to become mandatory for EU textiles around 2028.
One scannable record, the whole story
The phone on the right is not a mockup: it is the real passport component, running live with demo data. Scroll it, open the sections, switch the language.
Traceable
Linked to the physical garment through its QR code, per size and colour, on the GS1 Digital Link standard.
Scannable
Anyone can scan the code on the label and read the passport in their own language on your domain, no app required.
Verifiable
Real product and supply chain data along attached certificates.
Organic Cotton Overshirt
4102 · M · Navy
Product ID: 5712345678904-PO-2026-DEMO
Scores
Robustness Score
8 / 10
ISO 16322-3: Spirality | ISO 3759: Dimensional Change | ISO 15487: Visual Inspection (worst of 5 criteria)
Assessed after 5 wash-and-dry cycles (ISO 6330), max 10 pts
- Spirality: 3 / 3
- Dimensional change: 3 / 3
- Visual inspection (worst of): 2 / 4
- Color change (Grade 4-5): 4 / 4
- Pilling (Grade 4-5): 4 / 4
- Fuzzing (Grade 3): 2 / 4
- Seam appearance (Grade 4-5): 4 / 4
- Non-textile parts (Grade 4-5): 4 / 4
Recyclability Score
3
Based on fiber composition, dyes, coatings and treatments
- Elastane below 15%
- Multi fiber material
- Dyed
- No printing
- No coating
Repair this item
Nearest tailor
Open Google Maps to look for tailors and clothing repair near you.
Find nearest tailor in Google MapsThe data
The fields a passport is expected to carry
Based on the ESPR framework. The exact list becomes law with the textile delegated act, expected late 2026 to 2027.
Every field with a green stitch is captured by Seamdex today.
Expected required fields
ExpectedThe final list lands with the textile delegated act.
Unique product identifier
A resolvable identifier per item, carried by a QR code.
Fibre and material composition
What the garment is made of, per component.
Country of origin
Where the garment was made.
Substances of concern
REACH declarations: SVHC candidate list, Annex XIV, Annex XVII.
Recycled content
The share of recycled material across the garment.
Durability
A 0 to 10 robustness score built from standardised ISO test results after repeated wash and dry cycles.
Recyclability
How well the garment can be recycled at end of life.
Care instructions
Standardised care symbols with text in every EU language.
Producer identity
The economic operator responsible for the product.
Repair information
How to get the garment repaired instead of replaced.
End of life guidance
What the owner should do with the garment when it is done.
Likely voluntary fields
VoluntaryUseful to disclose, not expected to be mandatory at the start.
Full supply chain traceability
Tier by tier, from fibre to finished garment, with control over how much is public.
Certifications
Third party standards with their certificates attached.
Carbon and water footprint
Lifecycle impact indicators for the product.
Disassembly instructions
Step by step guidance for taking the product apart.
Passport questions
Publish your first passport this week.
Import a purchase order and watch the passport build itself. Monthly or yearly billing, by card or invoice.