Textiles & Apparel
DeviceStamp provides DPP-ready identity, distribution, and operational modules for textiles and apparel.

Textiles & Apparel
Digital Product Passports for Apparel Supply Chains
Neutral, modular DPP infrastructure, no vendor lock-in, GS1 identity, multi-endpoint data distribution.
Textile News & DPP
Solution Overview
Core System
DPP & Traceability Infrastructure.
Neutral. Seamless. Modular.
Supplier Gateway
Industry-wide entry point, routing input data to DPP providers, allocates GS1 GTIN and other standards. Unified vendor interface. No vendor lock-in.
Multi-Endpoint Data Accessibility
Aggregating data from various DPP solutions, normalised and unified delivery of product data to brands, regulators, and consumers. Supporting ESG compliance.
DPP Factory
EVM blockchain DPP implementation, secure tamperproof (CID) document storage, and QR/NFC generation module.
Platform Frame
DeviceStamp Platform
DeviceStamp is a neutral identity, verification, and deployment platform for regulated product ecosystems. It separates passport enablement, passport delivery, and verification access — so supply chains scale without lock-in.
Core Principles
- Neutral and interoperable
- Proof-first, data-sovereign
- Modular by design
- Built for ecosystem-scale programs
Positioning
DeviceStamp remains infrastructure, not a passport UI or schema owner, so identity and verification stay portable across systems.
Solution I — Identity Layer
Supplier Gateway
Industry-wide entry point that routes supplier data into the selected DPP provider and allocates GS1 GTIN and other standards.
What It Is
A neutral gateway for supplier onboarding that assigns standardized identities and routes data to the chosen DPP system without lock-in.
Key Capabilities
- GS1 GTIN allocation and standards alignment
- Supplier data intake and routing to selected DPP provider
- Unified vendor interface across systems
- Persistent item and batch identities
- No vendor lock-in
Designed For
- Textile ecosystems with multiple stakeholders
- Supplier networks and brand programs
- DPP vendors and system integrators
Solution II — Distribution Layer
Multi-Endpoint Data Accessibility
Aggregates product data across DPP solutions and delivers a normalized view to brands, regulators, and consumers.
What It Delivers
- Unified product data access across DPP providers
- Normalized delivery for brand, regulator, and consumer endpoints
- Multi-channel distribution (APIs, portals, partner & ESG systems)
- Consistent product data views without reformatting
- Scales across programs and marketplaces
Positioning
This layer is the data delivery surface, not the DPP system of record.
Best For
- Brands and retailers needing consistent access
- Regulators and auditors
- Consumer-facing apps and marketplaces
Solution III — Operational Modules
Operational Modules
EVM blockchain DPP implementation, secure tamperproof (CID) document storage, and QR/NFC generation module.
What It Includes
- EVM-compatible DPP anchoring
- Tamperproof document storage (CID)
- QR and NFC generation modules
What It Enables
- Secure provenance and lifecycle proofing
- Reliable product identity resolution
- Physical-digital linkage across labels and documents
Why It Matters
- Trusted integrity without exposing raw data
- Consistent execution across DPP programs
- Works alongside existing DPP platforms
For more details, read our whitepaper.
Why This Three-Layer Model Works
Different Actors, Different Needs
Spotlight - Bangladesh
EU ↔ Bangladesh Textile Ecosystem
National EU DPP readiness for Bangladesh. It requires know-how, neutral identity, verification, and deployment infrastructure.
Program
Together with our partners, DeviceStamp supports a national-level textile ecosystem initiative preparing manufacturers for EU Digital Product Passport requirements.
What This Demonstrates
- Ecosystem-scale interoperability
- DPPs deployed without workflow disruption
- NFC / QR deployments across factories
- Verified access for downstream EU stakeholders
Quick Orientation
Layer Overview
Supplier Gateway
Route supplier data & assign standards
Primary users: Ecosystems, suppliers
Distribution Layer
Unified access for multiple endpoints
Primary users: Brands, regulators, consumers
Operational Modules
Secure DPP execution modules
Primary users: Operators, integrators




