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EU Digital Product Passport · pilot for fashion brands

Get your product data ready for the EU Digital Product Passport.

Start with one real product. We find where your product, material and supplier data lives, show what is missing and give you a plan to scale to your whole catalogue.

Limited pilot places · free for selected brands · no purchase obligation

  • Start with one real product
  • DPP data gap map
  • No purchase obligation
  • Based on official EU sources

Why start now

Supplier data takes time to collect. Start before the rules land.

Product, material and supplier data is spread across emails, PDFs and systems. Collecting and verifying it can take months, so brands that start with one product now will not have to rush once the textile rules are adopted.

  1. 20 July 2026The EU DPP Registry went live.
  2. 18 February 2027Batteries become the first product group with a mandatory passport.
  3. Q4 2027Planned adoption of the textile rules, followed by a transition period of at least 18 months.

Three steps, one product.

01

Pick one product

Choose a real product and share the information and documents you already have. No special dataset needed.

02

We review and map the gaps

We check where each piece of data comes from, what is missing and what still needs verification.

03

You get a clear plan

You receive the results and a realistic plan for scaling from one product to a collection or catalogue.

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Textile yarns, fabric samples and a material traceability card

What you get

Concrete results from one product.

The pilot turns scattered supplier emails, factory PDFs and spreadsheets into a clear picture of your DPP readiness.

  • Data reviewWhat data exists, where it is stored and where it comes from.
  • DPP data gap mapMissing or unverified information and who in your supply chain most likely holds it.
  • Structured data viewYour current data organised the way a Digital Product Passport needs it.
  • Scaling-risk mapWhat becomes hard when you move from one product to a whole catalogue.
  • Priority early accessTry new Fiorgo versions first and help shape product priorities.
Get these results for your product

Pricing

The pilot is free for selected brands.

There is no obligation to buy later, and your source data remains your company’s data. If you want to continue, we propose a scope and price based on your categories, catalogue size and systems.

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Free pilot
  • One real product
  • DPP data gap map
  • Scaling-risk map
  • A proposal only if you want to continue

About us

Built around official EU sources.

Fiorgo is building data infrastructure for EU Digital Product Passports, starting with apparel, textiles, footwear, bags and accessories. We keep the regulated passport separate from other lifecycle information such as care, repair and resale, and we base requirements on official EU sources rather than assumptions.

Questions? Write to us: info@fiorgo.com

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers.

Is the DPP already mandatory for clothing?

Not yet. The textile rules are planned for adoption in Q4 2027, followed by a transition period of at least 18 months. The exact fields are not final, but collecting and verifying supplier data takes time, so it pays to start with one product now.

Is Fiorgo a certified or regulated DPP?

No. Fiorgo helps you organise and review product data for a future passport. We do not claim final textile DPP compliance or certification, because the textile requirements have not been adopted yet.

What do we need to prepare?

Nothing special. Pick one real product and share what you already have: supplier emails, factory PDFs, certificates or exports from PIM, PLM or ERP.

Is the pilot really free?

Yes, for selected participants, and it creates no obligation to buy Fiorgo later. After the pilot we can propose a scope and price for your catalogue if you want to continue.

What happens to our data?

Your source data remains your company’s data. We use it to prepare your pilot results.

How do we start?

Send the short application form. Tell us your product category and, in the message, where your product data lives today. We reply by work email to agree on the pilot.

Start with one product now.

Pilot places are limited. Send the short form, it takes a few minutes, and we reply by work email with the next step.

Apply for a free pilot