From 20–22 August, CARE ID showcased the Digital Product Passport (DPP) in action at Preview in Seoul 2025. By scanning a giant T-shirt created with diverse fashion stakeholders, visitors could trace its entire lifecycle — from raw material and spinning to production and final garment — showing how a verified garment becomes data built on trust, setting new standards of fairness, authenticity and sustainability while advancing circularity. 

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At Preview in Seoul 2025, CARE IDⓒ showcased the transparent future of fashion.

From August 20–22, we welcomed many visitors to our booth to experience the Digital Product Passport (DPP) in action. By scanning our giant T-shirt, created in collaboration with diverse fashion stakeholders, people could trace its entire lifecycle — from raw material and spinning to production and final garment.

A garment is no longer just clothing.

When verified at every stage, it becomes data built on trust — setting new standards of fairness, authenticity, sustainability, and advancing circularity.

🇰🇷 Made in Korea, Ready for the World.

🙏 Many thanks to previewinseoul KOFOTI - 한국섬유산업연합회, Dr. 고봉균, Head of Center at FITI Testing & Research Institute, Andrew Xeni, CEO of Fabacus & Chairman of Nobody's Child, and DAJEONG, Sustainability & Digital Innovation Lead at CARE IDⓒ — as well as everyone who visited, collaborated, and supported us throughout the event.

We look forward to partnering with more brands to drive regulatory compliance and global transparency, shaping a sustainable future for fashion.

🎥 Highlight video from the exhibition, seminar, and events below.