Textiles and apparel are among the first consumer goods categories targeted under ESPR's phased DPP rollout. The delegated act is expected in early 2026, with compliance required by mid-2027. France's AGEC law is already in force. Brands face simultaneous pressure from consumers demanding transparency, investors requiring ESG disclosure, and regulators mandating structured product data.
AGEC & ESPR Compliance
Pre-built compliance templates for the French AGEC law and EU SNET/textile DPP framework. Templates update as delegated acts are published — no manual reconfiguration required.
Consumer Engagement
The consumer passport is a branded touchpoint: sustainability achievements, care guides, repair partner links, resale channel information, and brand storytelling. Every scan is a brand interaction.
Counterfeit Protection
Detection and alerts on suspicious scan patterns across premium and branded apparel — protecting brand equity and giving consumers a reliable authenticity check at point of purchase.
- July 2024: ESPR enters into force
- Early 2026: Textile delegated act expected
- Mid-2027: Compliance required for textiles and apparel in the EU
- Ongoing: AGEC obligations in force for France-facing brands
