From your DPP link to your garment label.
Bring your Digital Product Passport into the physical garment-label workflow. labelAccord turns links supplied by your DPP platform into QR codes for your label layouts and, with layout + production, your printed labels.
Bring the right link into every label
Start with the product link from your DPP platform. Incorporate its QR code alongside the care information, composition and other content your garment label needs.
Keep the product reference and DPP link connected as you prepare labels across styles and collections. Discuss the information you already hold and the handoff your team needs with labelAccord.
Make the QR code part of the layout
Work with the labelAccord team to arrange QR-code presentation around your label dimensions and production specification. Review its placement alongside your selected languages and care-label content.
For the layout + production tier, labelAccord provides high-resolution printing of the QR code on the label. Agree the finished format with the team so layout and production work together.
Connect with your existing product workflow
Bring product information from Excel or CSV exports into the label workflow. Custom ERP or PLM API connections are available on request, with mapping and integration scoped around your system.
Start with one representative style, its DPP link and the label format you want to produce. The demonstration can focus on how those details come together.
Plan your DPP compliance arrangements
Talk to labelAccord about the label and production steps in your DPP project. We’ll discuss your external DPP platform, product information and supplier requirements to agree the support you need.
Useful questions
Can we use a link from our DPP platform?
Yes. labelAccord renders an externally supplied DPP link as a QR code and incorporates it into the garment-label layout.
Can you produce the label as well as the layout?
Yes. The layout + production tier includes high-resolution printing of the QR code on the label, to an agreed production specification.
What should we bring to the discussion?
Bring one representative style, a link from your DPP platform, the languages you need and your intended label dimensions. The team can work through the layout and production arrangement with you.
Textile-specific DPP requirements are being developed under the EU ecodesign framework. Read the European Commission’s textile DPP overview.
Bring your DPP link. Let’s arrange the label.
Talk to the labelAccord team about the route from your digital product information to your physical garment label.