Test result
Dimensional change after washing
- Method
- EN ISO 6330 / EN ISO 5077
- Result
- −1.8% length, −1.2% width
- Verification
- Third-party verified
Textile passport · Provisional
Fibre composition, durability tests, substances of concern, recyclability and care, on a provisional profile for apparel that moves with the ESPR delegated act.
Atelier Norte
100% organic cotton
Made in Portugal
AN-SS26-OXFORD
The rule, so far
The delegated act for textiles does not exist yet. The Commission plans it for 2027, with a transition period of at least 18 months. Our profile follows the Commission's preparatory study until the act is adopted.
Provenance
While the delegated act is pending, each field records the document behind it. You can always tell a study from a law.
Results carry their method, laboratory and verification.
Most fields follow the Commission's preparatory study.
Fibre names follow the Textile Labelling Regulation.
Test result
What goes in
Read directly from the textile/2026.10-provisional profile the platform validates against.
How it works
Start from the model: category, identifiers, manufacturer and facility.
Add fibres that sum to 100%, test results, substances and care.
Print the code on the care label or a sewn-in tag. Add serial-level items if you want a record for each garment.
Scan the sample
The Atelier Norte oxford shirt shows a public garment passport: composition, durability, care and repair.

With the API
Incomplete data is saved as a draft. The response lists each missing field, and the record publishes once every mandatory field is valid.
{
"gtin": "YOUR_GTIN",
"name": "Organic oxford shirt",
"brand": "Atelier Norte",
"category": "textile",
"data": {
"productType": "textile",
"identification": {
"productCategory": "shirt",
"modelIdentifier": "AN-SS26-OXFORD"
},
"composition": {
"fibres": [{ "fibreCode": "organic_cotton", "percentage": 100 }]
}
}
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No. The delegated act is planned for 2027, followed by a transition period of at least 18 months. No textile passport is required by law today.
Collecting fibre, test and facility data from suppliers takes seasons. The structure can be ready before the rule is.
We publish a new profile version and document which fields changed. Your printed codes keep resolving.
Yes. The profile works at model level, with batch-level test results, and serial-level items can hold a status and dated events for each garment.
This profile is provisional. It is based on the Commission's preparatory study and will change when the ESPR delegated act for textiles is adopted. EUlabel provides software that supports passport and e-label workflows. Producers remain responsible for data accuracy and compliance with applicable legislation. Nothing on this site is legal advice.
Other sectors
Nothing is required today. Create a free account to structure one style, or get an email when the act is adopted.