Digital Product Passport for Footwear & Accessories
Footwear brands face growing traceability and anti-greenwashing expectations alongside textiles under the EU ESPR framework.
Quick Summary
Footwear and leather goods align closely with the EU textile & apparel ESPR track, requiring transparent upper/lining/sole composition, country of manufacture, durability/repair info, and scannable QR codes.
Key DPP data points for footwear
Component breakdown
Upper, lining, and outsole material percentages and recycled shares.
Supply-chain origin
Country of manufacturing and tier-1 supplier transparency.
Care & repairability
Resoling, care instructions, and durability information.
Anti-counterfeiting QR
GS1 Digital Link QR codes with optional serial-level UNTP credentials.
FAQ
Does footwear follow the textile ESPR timeline?
Footwear is part of the broader apparel & footwear priority cluster under ESPR, following the delegated act process.
Can DPPify handle multilingual sizing and care info?
Yes, every public passport page supports bilingual French and English product descriptions and care instructions.
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