Full Circle Creative is a UK-based sustainability consultancy working with brands on minimal-waste design, sustainable materials, and recyclable product design. As our UK reselling partner, they bring Repass into the broader sustainability strategy work they already do with clients. Brands working with Full Circle Creative get DPPs as part of an integrated approach to product transparency, not a standalone tool dropped onto an existing process.
GS1 sets the global identifier and data standards used by retailers, regulators, and supply chains worldwide. Because Repass is built directly on these standards through our GS1 partnership, your product data stays recognized and usable across systems, borders, and value chain stages, instead of being locked into proprietary infrastructure that becomes a migration problem down the line.
Invig is a Norwegian specialist in NFC and RFID labelling, with their own data-capture system used by brands across the Nordics. Brands using Invig labels with Repass get the physical tag, the scan infrastructure, and the data layer connected from the start. Every product scan updates the DPP in real time, instead of requiring manual sync between systems.
LUGA handles what happens after a product is made: repair, tailoring, alterations, laundry. Brands working with both Repass and LUGA can connect their DPPs directly to LUGA's repair logistics, so a customer scan can trigger an actual repair workflow, not just display sustainability data. Recent project: 100 jackets for the Zone Security workwear brand, with our DPPs routing repairs end-to-end into LUGA's system.
Manufacture Oslo runs production for brands from concept to finished product, with their own facility in Oslo and supply chain partnerships in China and India. Circular design is built into how they work. Brands using both of us get DPPs created at the manufacturing source, with production data, material origins, and design decisions captured from day one rather than retrofitted later.
NF&TA (Norwegian Fashion and Textile Agenda) is the industry cluster for Norway's fashion, sport, and textile sector, mobilising the industry around standardised approaches to circularity and product transparency. Repass is an active member, contributing to NF&TA's Data to Business project alongside BRAV and other partners. For brands using Repass, this membership means our roadmap is shaped by the same conversations defining the next decade of Nordic supply chain data infrastructure.
Studio Eva de Laat works at the front edge of circular knitwear in Europe, building material choices, machine logic, and design intent into the product from the fibre up. Their seamless and digital-microfactory approach reduces waste before it exists. Brands working with both of us capture that production intelligence directly into the DPP, with material origins and design decisions reflecting how a product was actually made.
Trimco Group is a major global manufacturer of hangtags, labels, and product packaging for the apparel industry. Our integration with Trimco's systems is already in place at the data level, so brands using both Trimco labels and Repass have their physical and digital product information connected from the start, with no separate integration to manage.
Trykot is a Polish atelier specialising in upcycling end-of-life corporate apparel into new products like bags, laptop cases, and accessories. Their work focuses on discontinued company clothing, retired uniforms, and returned merchandise that brands need to repurpose rather than discard. Through our partnership, that apparel gets a second life with DPPs documenting the upcycled origin, closing the loop on product data even when the physical product is rebuilt.