From DPP ambition to action: real-world lessons from Xandres & Fabienne Chapot
Knowing what a Digital Product Passport is, is one thing. Actually implementing one is where the real questions begin.
What data do you already have? What’s missing? Who owns it internally? How do you involve suppliers? And how do you make sure the information behind your DPP is reliable enough to actually use?
Following tex.tracer’s CTD workshop in 2025, this year’s session moves from theory and brainstorming to real-world implementation. Jolanda Kooi, CEO of tex.tracer, and Nikki Admiraal, DPP Lead, will share practical lessons from implementations with Xandres and Fabienne Chapot, including what worked, where challenges emerged and what it takes to move forward with verified product and value chain data.
But you won’t just hear about their experiences. You’ll apply the learnings to your own organisation.
In a practical DPP readiness exercise, you’ll map a product or product category against four questions: What data do we have? What is missing? Who owns it? And which teams or partners need to be involved?
Together with other participants, you’ll compare findings and discuss recurring challenges around supplier engagement, data reliability and creating value beyond compliance.
By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a clearer picture of your own DPP readiness and concrete next steps to take back to your organisation.
Want to join? The workshop is free to attend, but registration is required. Reserve your workshop spot through the ticket shop.
Please note: a valid Circular Textile Days event ticket is required to participate.
Preview program
- Who Pays for the Transition to Circularity?INNOVATION INTERACTION AREA, 11:55 am - 12:15 pmTextile circularity needs more than innovation, it needs investment in the sorting and recycling capacity to make it work at scale.
Ellen, from Brightfiber and the Dutch Recycle Group, will share the financial challenges facing the sector and what is needed to attract investment and build capacity.
She will also introduce her idea for a transition fund to support the recycling sector and explore what it will take to turn textile-to-textile recycling into reality.
Featuring: Ellen Mensink- - CLOSED TO VISITORSINNOVATION INTERACTION AREA, 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
- Digital Product Passport & TraceabilityINNOVATION INTERACTION AREA, 1:00 pm - 1:25 pmModerator: Niccy Kol - RADDIS Participants: Nicoline Lugtenberg - ETP, Jeanet van der Stoel - GS1, Mr. Besim ÖZEK - İTHİB, Edmondo Grigolato - ORIGOVERO, Bart van Gorcum - VALUESORT
- SympanyINNOVATION INTERACTION AREA, 1:35 pm - 1:55 pmThis session will show how project SORTED will lower textile sorting costs by 60-80% using automation, robots, AI and cooperation between all partners in the textile chain.
Featuring: Johan Jongkind - ACTINNOVATION INTERACTION AREA, 2:05 pm - 2:25 pmThe textile industry is changing worldwide. The Circular Transition Action Plan.Textiles is a sector-wide approach preparing the Dutch textile industry for this change by connecting stakeholders, removing barriers and accelerating innovation.
We will take you through the opportunities we see and how we can help make your innovation successful.
ACT.Textiel. From fabric to action.
Featuring: Claire Teurlings, Project Leader ACT.Textiel, together with all partners: ROM NL, InWest NL, EIT Culture & Creativity, Modint, Stichting Fibershed, Cibutex, Dutch Circular Textile Valley, Contactgroep Textiel Brabant, NewTexEco and TOS13. With thanks to CLICKNL. - Eco-Design & Product Development - Care Maintenance & LongevityINNOVATION INTERACTION AREA, 2:15 pm - 3:00 pmModerator: Tjeerd Veenhoven Participants: Elise van der Laan - Care & Repair, Maurits Tiethoff - Dobbi, Kees Timmermans - HAVEP, Milou America - HEMA, Mariette Hoitink - House of Denim, Terry Hommelberg - Livera, Sina Steidinger - MENDED In collaboration with: MODINT, Rosan van Boven - FABRIEK FRIS, Leontine Wagenaar - SPIZES

