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What is the digital product passport and why it matters for textiles

The digital product passport (DPP) will reshape the textile industry by requiring every garment to provide digital access to key information throughout its entire lifecycle. This shift turns the label into a critical access point for traceability, demanding durable materials, reliable printing processes, and solutions capable of withstanding real-world use. The challenge is technical, but the response must be collaborative across brands, suppliers, and printers.

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Overdye

Overdye and recycled overdye: same technical solution, different material origin

Overdye materials are designed to be integrated into garments or textile items that will be dyed later, ensuring stability and good printability. Both overdye and recycled overdye offer the same technical performance; the only difference lies in the origin of the material. The recycled version incorporates recycled content to reduce the use of virgin raw materials without altering the behaviour of the substrate. The choice depends mainly on brand criteria, sustainability goals, and the positioning of the final product.

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