Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR) — textiles delegated act
Garments and footwear placed on the EU market come into scope under ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) as one of the earlier product groups after batteries. The exact field set is set by the textiles delegated act, but the underlying shape — what it's made of, how durable it is, what happens at end of life — follows the same pattern as every other DPP category.
The European Commission's ESPR working plan named textiles among the first product groups for ecodesign requirements, given the sector's high environmental footprint and low circularity today.
Likely fibre composition, country of manufacture, recycled content, and care/durability information — mirroring the label information already on a garment, but structured, verifiable and scannable rather than printed and static.
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