Case Study

Pineapples

Pineapples Introduces Smart Digital Product Passports (DPP)

How It Works

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Explore. On the Seamm phygital marketplace, customers can access a product’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) via the Transparency Insights on the web or the DPP section in the mobile app, offering details on sustainability, care, and recycling.
Claim. Customers can securely add the DPP to their Smart DPP Wallet, ensuring continuous access to the passport and all associated product details throughout the lifecycle of their fashion pieces.
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Brand Overview

Founded in 2015 and proudly based in Colombia, Pineapples celebrates individuality and sustainability through ethically crafted clothing. The brand actively supports local charities and communities while striving to improve its sustainable practices. Pineapples remains steadfast in its commitment to shaping a better future for fashion and the planet.

Challenge

Pineapples envisions a sustainable future for fashion. This vision drives every stage of its production process, inspiring the brand to actively promote these principles and seek innovative technological solutions.

Solution

In alignment with its sustainability ethos, Pineapples became the first brand to adopt the Smart Digital Product Passport initiative, launching the program with its Year of the Jaguar Sweater and The Bogotá Skirt.

Summary

By adopting Digital Product Passports, Pineapples empowers customers to make informed and conscious purchase decisions. This initiative not only enhances the lifecycle management of their products but also sets a benchmark for traceability in the fashion industry.

Each iconic piece is accompanied by dynamic, interactive product pages that include:

  • Sustainability index information,
  • Details on materials and responsible sourcing,
  • Care, maintenance, and aftercare instructions,
  • Recycling and disposal guidance,
  • A Fashion Sustainable Seal, reinforcing the brand’s eco-conscious identity.

This innovation aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, fostering informed purchasing decisions and promoting a more sustainable consumer culture.

Future Plans

Following the successful launch of Digital Product Passports for its flagship pieces, Pineapples plans to introduce an upgraded version of the DPP system. This enhanced system will expand the brand’s offerings while further improving customer engagement and advancing its sustainability efforts.

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