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Digital product passports

A passport for any product, that people actually use.

Built from the data you already have, in your brand’s colours and on your own domain. Customers scan it for care, repair and resale, ask it questions and get AI answers drawn from the passport, in every language your markets require, Arabic right to left included.

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  • GS1 Digital Link
  • ESPR-ready
  • Every EU language
  • Your own domain

Live demo passport for Neem London’s St James Overshirt, built from the brand’s public pages. Not issued by the brand.

In store

Scan me/01/02611020004077/10/SJR26-0818
Scan me/01/02611020004077/10/SJR26-0818

On the product

Neem LondonScan for the passport100 % cotton
Neem LondonScan for the passport100 % cotton

On the phone

The whole live passport of Neem London’s St James Overshirt on a phone, scrolling slowly from top to bottom
Live demo passport for Neem London’s St James Overshirt, built from the brand’s public pages. Not issued by the brand.
Your brand’s passport

Your brand, not a template.

Each passport takes one of ten styles, with its own type, buttons and first screen, tinted with your brand’s colours and kept readable, at your own address. Here, four brands from four sectors.

  • TextileDemo only

    Moroccan Corridor

    Address: moroccan-corridor-dpp.widinx.com

    Colours
    Type
    Fraunces · Caveat
    Buttons
    Ask the passport
    Opens on
    A woven border, then the weaver and her days at the loom
    Open the passport
  • ConstructionDemo only

    ROCKWOOL

    Address: rockwool-dpp.widinx.com

    Colours
    Type
    Inter · JetBrains Mono
    Buttons
    Ask the passport
    Opens on
    Thermal conductivity, reaction to fire and a supply-chain map
    Open the passport
  • CosmeticsDemo only

    Weleda

    Address: weleda-dpp.widinx.com

    Colours
    Type
    Georgia
    Buttons
    Ask the passport
    Opens on
    The ingredients, in the order of the published INCI list
    Open the passport
  • PackagingDemo only

    Dopper

    Address: dopper-dpp.widinx.com

    Colours
    Type
    Inter
    Buttons
    Ask the passport
    Opens on
    Material, footprint and origin, then an end-of-life button
    Open the passport

Demo passports, built from each brand’s public pages. None of them is issued by the brand.

All 33 live passports →
Inside the passport

What your customer can do in the passport.

Every one of these works today on the live demo passports. The screenshots come from the Neem London overshirt passport: open it on your phone and try them.

  • Ask the passport answering in French where the cotton comes from: a farm in Turkey, 100 % Regenerative Organic Certified cotton, the farm group shown as an estimated site in this demo

    Ask the passport

    Asks “where does the cotton come from?” in their own words and gets an answer from the passport’s data only. Here, in French, on the English page.

    LiveOpen the passport
  • Care section: machine wash at 30 °C, line dry, and the brand’s own line: wear often, wash infrequently, then recycle

    Care, in your words

    Reads the care symbols and your own washing instructions, so the garment lasts longer.

    LiveOpen the passport
  • Product details: an overshirt worn as a shirt or a jacket, slightly oversized so buy your true fit, khaki regenerative cotton twill

    Size and fit

    Finds the fit advice and the details before choosing a size, or before passing the piece on.

    LiveOpen the passport
  • Composition: 100 % Regenerative Organic Certified cotton, origin Turkey (Aegean region, illustrative)

    Composition and origin

    Sees what the fabric is made of and where each fibre comes from.

    LiveOpen the passport
  • Map of the overshirt’s supply chain: steps 1 to 5 in Türkiye, sewing in Portugal, then London

    The supply chain on a map

    Follows the garment from fibre to finished piece, step by step and country by country.

    LiveOpen the passport
  • Resale by condition: an estimated €40 for the overshirt in new condition

    Repair, resale and take-back

    Finds where to have it mended, what it is worth second-hand by condition, and where it goes back.

    Live, figures illustrativeOpen the passport
  • The overshirt passport in Arabic, laid out right to left

    Every language, Arabic right to left

    Publishes the passport in every official EU language and any other, Arabic right to left included. This demo switches between English, French, Arabic and Spanish in one tap.

    LiveOpen the passport
  • Claims and evidence: two claims, each marked self-declared, with the brand page as their source

    Claims and their evidence

    Sees which claims carry evidence and which are self-declared, with the source of each one.

    LiveOpen the passport
Everything in the passport →
Beside the passport

Beside the passport, the help to get there.

Some work does not belong in the passport: collecting the data, checking where your range stands, connecting your systems, testing a passport against the standards. WidinX does it beside the passport.

  • Done for you

    We import your files, fill the gaps with a named source, check every passport and publish it on your domain. You approve each step.

    On requestWhat is included

  • Readiness check

    A few questions on your products and your data, then the next steps for your range. Free and indicative, not a certification.

    LiveTake the check

  • Connectors for your systems

    Your ERP, your PLM or another PIM, connected for you during onboarding, beyond the files, Akeneo and the REST API that work today.

    On requestAll integrations

  • Measure any passport

    Any passport address scored against the published EN standards, free and without an account. A WidinX MCP server for AI assistants is announced, not open yet.

    LiveMeasure a passport
Regulations by product group

Which law applies to your product?

The passport arrives product group by product group. Textiles come first on this page; pick any group to see the act, what it asks for and from when.

Not adopted yetDestruction ban applies since 19 Jul 2026

The textiles act is not adopted yet. The Commission’s working plan expects to adopt it in 2027; that is not the date it applies. As a rule, its passport can apply no earlier than 18 months after the act enters into force, so not before late 2028, and more likely 2029 or later. Already applying since 19 Jul 2026: large companies may not destroy unsold apparel, clothing accessories and footwear. Medium-sized companies follow from 19 Jul 2030; micro and small companies are exempt.

ESPR (EU) 2024/1781, Articles 4(4) and 25, Annex VII · ESPR working plan, COM(2025) 187

A live passport in this groupRegenerative Cotton Twill Khaki St James OvershirtSee a live textile passport

On the calendar

  1. 18 Jul 2024ESPR enters into force
  2. 16 Oct 2025Textile producer responsibility directive in force; it binds producers through national law
  3. 19 Jul 2026Large companies may no longer destroy unsold clothing, accessories and footwear
  4. 20 Jul 2026The EU passport registry goes live (due by 19 Jul 2026)
  5. 17 Jun 2027National laws on textile producer responsibility due in every EU country
  6. 2027, expected adoptionTextiles, tyres and aluminium acts expected (iron and steel in 2026); as a rule, their passports 18 months later at the earliest
  7. 17 Apr 2028Textile producer responsibility schemes must be set up in every EU country
  8. 19 Jul 2030Medium-sized companies may no longer destroy unsold clothing, accessories and footwear

Dates as we know them in November 2026. Where an act is not adopted yet, we say so. A year marked expected is when the Commission plans to adopt the act, not when its passport applies. Every act, article by article

WidinX Academy

WidinX in two minutes.

What the console does, what the code on the product opens, and why it keeps working for years. Narrated, with the sources on screen.

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Live demo passports — scan or click

Live passports, across products.

Open them on your phone. Each one sits behind its own GS1 Digital Link, at the grain its rules ask for: per model, per batch or per item.

These are demo passports. We built them from each brand’s public product pages, every value we could not source is listed as a gap, and none of them is issued by the brand.

All 33 passports →
How WidinX works

From your data to the label in four steps.

  1. 1Connect

    CSV or JSON, your Akeneo PIM or our REST API. WidinX reads the data you already have.

  2. 2Check

    See what each product still needs, before anything is published.

  3. 3Design

    The passport takes your brand’s colours, type and buttons, on your own domain.

  4. 4Label

    GS1 Digital Link as a QR code, for the hang tag or the care label. The code keeps opening the current passport.

Plans and prices Prefer we do it for you?

Standards

Built on the standards the EU points to.

A passport has to be found, read and trusted for as long as the product is in use. These are the standards WidinX publishes on. Where support is partial or still to come, we say so.

  • ESPR, Articles 9 to 13Available

    The passport the regulation describes

    Content, data carrier, unique identifier and access rights, as ESPR sets them out.

  • GS1 Digital LinkAvailable

    An address that never changes

    One web address per GTIN, batch or serial. A phone opens the page; a warehouse scanner reads the GTIN.

  • ISO/IEC 18004 and 16022Available

    QR and DataMatrix on the label

    Both codes, and Code 128, exported ready for print.

  • ISO/IEC 15459Available

    A unique identifier per passport

    The international scheme for unique identification, behind every passport.

All eight standards
Start a conversation

Start with one product.

Twenty minutes on a product close to yours: we go through your deadlines and what your data is still missing, and tell you honestly what a pilot would take.

Check what your products are missing →Start free with 5 passports

Starter is €49 a month for 100 passports. No card asked for the free plan.