The Role of Digital Product Passports
The apparel & footwear industries are on a mission to design products that can be reused and recycled and Digital Product Passports (DPPs) are the key enabler of this transformation.
Marci Yamasaki from Texbase talks with Ruth Kelly from Weft X Warp. Ruth Kelly is an accomplished Materials Expert, Entrepreneur and Thought Leader with more than 29 years of success across sports brands, manufacturing, global supply chain, and higher education.
Prior to founding her own Fabric Consultancy - Weft x Warp, Ruth led the Women's Fabric Development Team at lululemon.
A true global fabric expert, Ruth has worked in Raw Materials Teams for apparel manufacturers in the UK, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka. Experience over multiple products and fabric types, has provided her with an international network of connections, and practical in-depth knowledge of fabric development, sourcing, validation and production processes.
The apparel & footwear industries are on a mission to design products that can be reused and recycled and Digital Product Passports (DPPs) are the key enabler of this transformation.
How do we ensure that every thread, every fabric, and every product not only claim to be sustainable but truly embody responsible sourcing and environmental care?
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