As Paris Fashion Week comes to a close this October, the most talked-about detail on the runways wasn’t a revived 1990s silhouette or an unexpected color palette. It was a tiny, unobtrusive digital tag embedded inside the lining of almost every coat, dress, and handbag. Autumn 2026 will be remembered as the tipping point when supply chain transparency became high fashion’s ultimate luxury, driven by the official enforcement of mandatory Digital Product Passports across major European markets.
For decades, the global supply networks powering the fashion industry were treated as closely guarded trade secrets—or, more accurately, inconvenient details best kept hidden from consumers. That era has officially ended. Under new circular economy regulations taking
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