by geopedi · TEXTILE DPP
Compliance without disclosure.
The brand gets proof. The supplier keeps its network.
Texprove makes textile supply-chain claims independently verifiable — origin, materials, certificates — and carries them into an EU-ready Digital Product Passport, without forcing suppliers to expose the trade secrets that are their commercial edge.
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THE PROBLEM
The EU demands transparency. The industry guards its secrets.
Both sides are rational. That is exactly why nothing has solved it.
What regulation requires
Full chain of custody, tier by tier. Verified material, origin and sustainability claims. Auditable evidence — not self-declaration. And the EU-based importer is legally liable for all of it.
What suppliers will not give up
The identity of their Tier-2 and Tier-3 suppliers. Cost structure, margins and real capacity. The sourcing network that is their entire commercial edge — hand it over, and they can be disintermediated.
No platform today satisfies both. Full-disclosure traceability platforms stall at onboarding — suppliers simply refuse. The brand ends up with a half-mapped chain and evidence it cannot stand behind.
THE SOLUTION
One verified supply chain. Controlled views for every stakeholder.
Each stakeholder sees only what they need — while supplier identities stay protected.
Brands & importers
Verified compliance evidence behind every claim — upstream identities stay masked. Proof you can stand behind, not a supplier list.
Suppliers
Participation without exposure. Your network, recipes and pricing stay yours — you share evidence, never your commercial edge.
Consumers
One QR on the garment opens the verified product story — origin, materials, certificates — in the shopper’s own language.
Auditors & authorities
Accredited auditors and enforcement bodies see what the law entitles them to see — no more, no less.
Everyone gets the evidence they need. Supplier trade secrets remain protected.
HOW IT WORKS
From purchase order to passport, in three steps.
No supplier is asked to share more than the regulation requires.
Connect
Your purchase order opens a chain on the platform. Every supplier joins with its own secure account.
Verify
Certificates, documents and lab results are independently verified — then anchored, tamper-evident and timestamped.
Ship with a passport
Each garment carries a GS1 Digital Link QR. Every audience sees its permissioned view — nothing more.
WHY NOW
The EU is about to make product-level evidence mandatory.
Under the ESPR, the Digital Product Passport becomes the EU’s compliance instrument — and textiles are in the first wave.
2024
ESPR in force
The Digital Product Passport becomes the EU’s compliance instrument.
Q3 2026
Consultation opens
Public consultation on the textile delegated act.
End 2027
Act adopted
Textile delegated act expected to be adopted.
2028–29
Enforcement
DPP mandatory for textiles placed on the EU market.
Exporting to the EU? Your buyers will ask for DPP readiness well before enforcement — and the EU importer carries the legal liability for every claim on the product.
PLATFORM
Everything compliance asks for, in one place.
The verification engine is live and running chains today.
- Multi-tier supplier onboarding
- Permissioned views — role-based access for every stakeholder
- Document, certificate and lab-result vault
- DPP issuance on GS1 Digital Link
- Anti-counterfeit scan protection — duplicate codes flagged and deactivated
- Audit-ready compliance files per product or lot
Proven in a second vertical. The same verification engine runs in geographical-indication food — quota-bound serialization catches counterfeit lots at the point of scan.
Ready before the regulation is.
Tell us about your product lines, your export markets — and what your suppliers won’t share. We’ll show you how the passport works anyway.
A blockchain-based traceability and verification platform for products with registered geographical indications.
TÜBİTAK-TEYDEB · Project No: 7230833