TextilePass is a digital product passport tool for textile and fashion brands. It is built around EU ESPR readiness and GS1 Digital Link, and it is presented as a way to give garments a scannable record that carries proof through the supply chain.
The platform says it traces supply-chain tiers from raw fibre to finished garment, verifies certificates, and publishes each passport behind one QR code. Its described passport record includes fibre composition, country of origin, every supply-chain tier, live certificates, and end-of-life instructions, along with a carbon figure. It also includes AI extraction from certificates and spec sheets using Pixtral and Mistral OCR, a completeness engine that flags missing product data, supplier invitations for each tier, and a cryptographically sealed audit trail based on a SHA-256 hash chain. The site also states that the consumer passport page is edge-cached, mobile-first, white-label, and available with JSON-LD for aggregators.
TextilePass is aimed at textile and fashion brands, and the copy specifically says EU retailers already require Digital Product Passports from suppliers and that retailers use passport readiness in supplier contracts. It also says shoppers can scan the QR code, register ownership, and send first-party data to the brand. The product is described as supporting compliance standards including EU ESPR, GS1 Digital Link, CIRPASS, GOTS, OEKO-TEX, GRS, BLUESIGN, and ISO 14001.
The service is web-based and shows EU Frankfurt hosting, Supabase Row-Level Security, and the Vercel Edge network. Pricing is described as free for the first three passports, with no card required. The page also notes that the public passport loads in under a second and that the product is live in an afternoon.
TextilePass is a Procurement, supply chain & ops project. It focuses on enabling textile and fashion brands to comply with regulations and provide transparent supply chain information to consumers. TextilePass is a B2B product aimed at fashion brands and textile manufacturers. TextilePass follows a freemium model. It ships for the web.
TextilePass first shipped in 2024. Among its 5 catalogued features are digital product passport, supply chain tracing, and certificate verification.
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