What is the textile Digital Product Passport (DPP)?

A structured data record foreseen by Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR) that will have to accompany textile products placed on the EU market once the textile delegated act is adopted — which has not happened yet. It is expected to cover material composition, multi-tier traceability, durability, care instructions, repairability and environmental footprint, accessible through a machine-readable unique identifier.

When does the textile DPP enter into force?

Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 entered into force on 18 July 2024, but on its own it imposes no passport obligation on textiles: that will come from the sectoral delegated act, which has not been adopted. Until then there is no official date of application for textiles, and any timeline circulating is a forecast, not a rule. Confirmed dates are tracked in TraceWeave’s regulatory changelog.

What if my assessment score is amber or red?

An amber score (40-69) means you need to accelerate; the prioritised action plan lists the five dimensions with the largest gap. A red score (<40) indicates a significant gap. Since the textile delegated act has no fixed deadline yet, your real margin depends on your starting point rather than on a date: the assessment is indicative and replaces neither an external audit nor legal advice.

Do I have to give my email to see the result?

No. The score, status and action plan are shown on screen without asking for an email. The tool is purely L1 OPEN: no email capture, no forms, no visitor tracking. If your result raises questions, the end of the page links to the 2026 pilot programme.

Does the assessment cover only textiles or other products too?

The twelve questions are written specifically for brands placing clothing, footwear or accessories on the EU market under Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 and the future textile delegated act, which has not yet been adopted. It is not a multi-sector tool reusable for electronics, furniture or other categories.

DPP Readiness Assessment, assessed in eight minutes.

Twelve questions across five dimensions. Score 0-100 with a prioritized action plan. No email to see the result.

Twelve multiple-choice questions. Five dimensions. Score 0-100 with a prioritized action plan. The result is shown without asking for your email.

D1 · 25%Product data

D2 · 25%Traceability and origin

D3 · 20%Environmental and chemical impact

D4 · 15%Circularity and end-of-life

D5 · 15%Organizational capacity

Questionnaire verified · 01 sep 2026 · Regulatory Radar active

12 questions × 5 dimensions, each declaring the legal unit it comes from: Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR), Regulation (EU) 1007/2011 on textile labelling in its consolidated version, REACH, Directive (EU) 2024/1799 and Directive (EU) 2025/1892. The six harmonised EN standards for the passport (Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1736) grant presumption of conformity, not an obligation. Every quoted literal is checked character by character against the frozen official-journal text; TraceWeave's Regulatory Radar monitors EUR-Lex continuously. Indicative result · it does not replace an external legal audit or the legal advice of a certified professional.