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YUNE Inc. Signs MOU with China's LuYang Group to Introduce DPP

YUNE Inc. (CEO Himchan Roh) announced on the 22nd that CARE ID, its Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform for the fashion and textile industry, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Luyang Group (烟台海翔/鹿扬), a comprehensive sports apparel group headquartered in Yantai, Shandong Province, China, for DPP adoption and a joint Korea-China pilot demonstration.

YUNE Inc. Signs MOU with China's LuYang Group to Introduce DPP

YUNE Inc. (CEO Himchan Roh) announced on the 22nd that CARE ID, its Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform for the fashion and textile industry, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Luyang Group (烟台海翔/鹿扬), a comprehensive sports apparel group headquartered in Yantai, Shandong Province, China, for DPP adoption and a joint Korea-China pilot demonstration.

YUNE Inc. Signs MOU with China's LuYang Group to Introduce DPP

YUNE Inc. (CEO Himchan Roh) announced on the 22nd that CARE ID, its Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform for the fashion and textile industry, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Luyang Group (烟台海翔/鹿扬), a comprehensive sports apparel group headquartered in Yantai, Shandong Province, China, for DPP adoption and a joint Korea-China pilot demonstration.

YUNE Inc. (CARE ID) Joins KRW 11.8 Billion National R&D Project

YUNE Inc. (CARE ID), a Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform company, has joined a KRW 11.8 billion national R&D project under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy as a key partner, beginning development of a platform tailored to Korea’s textile industry. The project is part of the ministry’s Key Technology Development Project for the Transition to a Carbon-Neutral Textile and Fashion Industry Ecosystem, designed to respond to the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It aims to develop manufacturing technologies that cut the full-process product carbon footprint (PCF) of major export textiles—from yarn to sewing—by over 30%, while establishing a K-DPP model suited to Korea’s industrial structure.

YUNE Inc. (CARE ID) Joins KRW 11.8 Billion National R&D Project

YUNE Inc. (CARE ID), a Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform company, has joined a KRW 11.8 billion national R&D project under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy as a key partner, beginning development of a platform tailored to Korea’s textile industry. The project is part of the ministry’s Key Technology Development Project for the Transition to a Carbon-Neutral Textile and Fashion Industry Ecosystem, designed to respond to the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It aims to develop manufacturing technologies that cut the full-process product carbon footprint (PCF) of major export textiles—from yarn to sewing—by over 30%, while establishing a K-DPP model suited to Korea’s industrial structure.

YUNE Inc. (CARE ID) Joins KRW 11.8 Billion National R&D Project

YUNE Inc. (CARE ID), a Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform company, has joined a KRW 11.8 billion national R&D project under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy as a key partner, beginning development of a platform tailored to Korea’s textile industry. The project is part of the ministry’s Key Technology Development Project for the Transition to a Carbon-Neutral Textile and Fashion Industry Ecosystem, designed to respond to the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It aims to develop manufacturing technologies that cut the full-process product carbon footprint (PCF) of major export textiles—from yarn to sewing—by over 30%, while establishing a K-DPP model suited to Korea’s industrial structure.

"A 'Digital ID' on Every Garment — Tracking Clothes From Production to Disposal"

Founded in 2020, circular fashion platform YUNE Inc. is addressing the EU's incoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) mandate under ESPR. The company's DPP solution, CARE ID, tracks garments across their full lifecycle via QR code — from production through end-of-life. Backed by the largest body of live DPP pilots in Korea, YUNE Inc. is now expanding into Asia's manufacturing hubs and has published the K-Fashion DPP Whitepaper as part of a broader push to build the infrastructure for a global circular economy.

"A 'Digital ID' on Every Garment — Tracking Clothes From Production to Disposal"

Founded in 2020, circular fashion platform YUNE Inc. is addressing the EU's incoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) mandate under ESPR. The company's DPP solution, CARE ID, tracks garments across their full lifecycle via QR code — from production through end-of-life. Backed by the largest body of live DPP pilots in Korea, YUNE Inc. is now expanding into Asia's manufacturing hubs and has published the K-Fashion DPP Whitepaper as part of a broader push to build the infrastructure for a global circular economy.

"A 'Digital ID' on Every Garment — Tracking Clothes From Production to Disposal"

Founded in 2020, circular fashion platform YUNE Inc. is addressing the EU's incoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) mandate under ESPR. The company's DPP solution, CARE ID, tracks garments across their full lifecycle via QR code — from production through end-of-life. Backed by the largest body of live DPP pilots in Korea, YUNE Inc. is now expanding into Asia's manufacturing hubs and has published the K-Fashion DPP Whitepaper as part of a broader push to build the infrastructure for a global circular economy.

Korea Oracle provides Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to four Korean start-ups, supporting AI-driven service innovation.

Four Korean AI-based service start-ups—including Neuroflow Co., Ltd., Spoit Co., Ltd., Yune Inc., and ConnexioH Co., Ltd.—have adopted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to strengthen AI capability and improve service stability and scalability. By leveraging high-performance computing, GPUs, Kubernetes, and autonomous databases, they improved cost efficiency and operational outcomes, and successfully established technical and business foundations for overseas expansion based on Oracle’s global infrastructure.

Korea Oracle provides Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to four Korean start-ups, supporting AI-driven service innovation.

Four Korean AI-based service start-ups—including Neuroflow Co., Ltd., Spoit Co., Ltd., Yune Inc., and ConnexioH Co., Ltd.—have adopted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to strengthen AI capability and improve service stability and scalability. By leveraging high-performance computing, GPUs, Kubernetes, and autonomous databases, they improved cost efficiency and operational outcomes, and successfully established technical and business foundations for overseas expansion based on Oracle’s global infrastructure.

Korea Oracle provides Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to four Korean start-ups, supporting AI-driven service innovation.

Four Korean AI-based service start-ups—including Neuroflow Co., Ltd., Spoit Co., Ltd., Yune Inc., and ConnexioH Co., Ltd.—have adopted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to strengthen AI capability and improve service stability and scalability. By leveraging high-performance computing, GPUs, Kubernetes, and autonomous databases, they improved cost efficiency and operational outcomes, and successfully established technical and business foundations for overseas expansion based on Oracle’s global infrastructure.

“Disclose garment carbon information”… fashion companies move to respond to EU regulation.

As the EU makes Digital Product Passports (DPPs) mandatory for textiles and apparel from 2027, disclosure across the full lifecycle—production, distribution, disposal, and recycling—is being required, accelerating global fashion regulation. While large corporations such as Burberry, H&M, Samsung C&T, and Handsome have moved proactively, smaller brands and OEM manufacturers face confusion due to insufficient preparation; in response, the government has begun developing K-DPP.

“Disclose garment carbon information”… fashion companies move to respond to EU regulation.

As the EU makes Digital Product Passports (DPPs) mandatory for textiles and apparel from 2027, disclosure across the full lifecycle—production, distribution, disposal, and recycling—is being required, accelerating global fashion regulation. While large corporations such as Burberry, H&M, Samsung C&T, and Handsome have moved proactively, smaller brands and OEM manufacturers face confusion due to insufficient preparation; in response, the government has begun developing K-DPP.

“Disclose garment carbon information”… fashion companies move to respond to EU regulation.

As the EU makes Digital Product Passports (DPPs) mandatory for textiles and apparel from 2027, disclosure across the full lifecycle—production, distribution, disposal, and recycling—is being required, accelerating global fashion regulation. While large corporations such as Burberry, H&M, Samsung C&T, and Handsome have moved proactively, smaller brands and OEM manufacturers face confusion due to insufficient preparation; in response, the government has begun developing K-DPP.

CARE IDⓒ participates in Fashion World Tokyo 2025.

Yune Inc. will participate in Fashion World Tokyo 2025, held this October in Tokyo, Japan, and present its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, CARE IDⓒ. With support from the Korea Federation of Textile Industries, it will join the K-Fashion themed pavilion to expand engagement with global buyers and accelerate entry into the Asian DPP market.

CARE IDⓒ participates in Fashion World Tokyo 2025.

Yune Inc. will participate in Fashion World Tokyo 2025, held this October in Tokyo, Japan, and present its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, CARE IDⓒ. With support from the Korea Federation of Textile Industries, it will join the K-Fashion themed pavilion to expand engagement with global buyers and accelerate entry into the Asian DPP market.

CARE IDⓒ participates in Fashion World Tokyo 2025.

Yune Inc. will participate in Fashion World Tokyo 2025, held this October in Tokyo, Japan, and present its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, CARE IDⓒ. With support from the Korea Federation of Textile Industries, it will join the K-Fashion themed pavilion to expand engagement with global buyers and accelerate entry into the Asian DPP market.

CARE IDⓒ participates as a Korean fashion-tech company at the 12th Korea–Japan–China Textile Industry Cooperation Meeting.

Around 100 representatives and experts from leading companies across the three countries attended the 12th Korea–Japan–China Textile Industry Cooperation Meeting in Busan. Participants focused on this year’s themes, including carbon neutrality, ESG, and global supply-chain collaboration. CARE IDⓒ was selected as one of three promising Korean fashion-tech companies and delivered an exhibition and special session featuring its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution for circular fashion.

CARE IDⓒ participates as a Korean fashion-tech company at the 12th Korea–Japan–China Textile Industry Cooperation Meeting.

Around 100 representatives and experts from leading companies across the three countries attended the 12th Korea–Japan–China Textile Industry Cooperation Meeting in Busan. Participants focused on this year’s themes, including carbon neutrality, ESG, and global supply-chain collaboration. CARE IDⓒ was selected as one of three promising Korean fashion-tech companies and delivered an exhibition and special session featuring its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution for circular fashion.

CARE IDⓒ participates as a Korean fashion-tech company at the 12th Korea–Japan–China Textile Industry Cooperation Meeting.

Around 100 representatives and experts from leading companies across the three countries attended the 12th Korea–Japan–China Textile Industry Cooperation Meeting in Busan. Participants focused on this year’s themes, including carbon neutrality, ESG, and global supply-chain collaboration. CARE IDⓒ was selected as one of three promising Korean fashion-tech companies and delivered an exhibition and special session featuring its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution for circular fashion.

Yune Inc.’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution for fashion circularity, CARE IDⓒ.

Yune Inc. is driving the fashion industry’s transition to a circular economy through its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, CARE IDⓒ, which manages the full apparel lifecycle—from production to disposal—through data. As a SaaS platform, it transparently discloses supply-chain, authenticity, and environmental information via QR/NFC, offering anti-tamper features and trust-building capabilities, with the goal of building a global DPP ecosystem.

Yune Inc.’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution for fashion circularity, CARE IDⓒ.

Yune Inc. is driving the fashion industry’s transition to a circular economy through its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, CARE IDⓒ, which manages the full apparel lifecycle—from production to disposal—through data. As a SaaS platform, it transparently discloses supply-chain, authenticity, and environmental information via QR/NFC, offering anti-tamper features and trust-building capabilities, with the goal of building a global DPP ecosystem.

Yune Inc.’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution for fashion circularity, CARE IDⓒ.

Yune Inc. is driving the fashion industry’s transition to a circular economy through its Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, CARE IDⓒ, which manages the full apparel lifecycle—from production to disposal—through data. As a SaaS platform, it transparently discloses supply-chain, authenticity, and environmental information via QR/NFC, offering anti-tamper features and trust-building capabilities, with the goal of building a global DPP ecosystem.

CARE ID selected for the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Innovation Premier, and for the F2F R&D programme.

Yune Inc.’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, “CARE ID”, has been selected for the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Innovation Premier programme and, at the same time, joined as a consortium partner in the F2F (Fiber-to-Fiber) R&D project focused on digital product certification in eco-friendly textiles. With this selection, CARE ID is stepping up its efforts to secure leadership in global and Asian DPP markets.

CARE ID selected for the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Innovation Premier, and for the F2F R&D programme.

Yune Inc.’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, “CARE ID”, has been selected for the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Innovation Premier programme and, at the same time, joined as a consortium partner in the F2F (Fiber-to-Fiber) R&D project focused on digital product certification in eco-friendly textiles. With this selection, CARE ID is stepping up its efforts to secure leadership in global and Asian DPP markets.

CARE ID selected for the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Innovation Premier, and for the F2F R&D programme.

Yune Inc.’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) solution, “CARE ID”, has been selected for the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Innovation Premier programme and, at the same time, joined as a consortium partner in the F2F (Fiber-to-Fiber) R&D project focused on digital product certification in eco-friendly textiles. With this selection, CARE ID is stepping up its efforts to secure leadership in global and Asian DPP markets.

Yune Inc. raises Pre-Series A investment.

Yune Inc. provides solutions and services spanning the full process of circular fashion. A flagship example is “CARE ID”, a digital care-label solution that datafies individual garments and manages their journey from production through to disposal. CARE ID was developed to target the EU’s DPP-related market, projected to reach approximately 65 billion garments by 2030. It has partnered with over 150 fashion brands and surpassed KRW 1 billion in annual revenue in 2023.

Yune Inc. raises Pre-Series A investment.

Yune Inc. provides solutions and services spanning the full process of circular fashion. A flagship example is “CARE ID”, a digital care-label solution that datafies individual garments and manages their journey from production through to disposal. CARE ID was developed to target the EU’s DPP-related market, projected to reach approximately 65 billion garments by 2030. It has partnered with over 150 fashion brands and surpassed KRW 1 billion in annual revenue in 2023.

Yune Inc. raises Pre-Series A investment.

Yune Inc. provides solutions and services spanning the full process of circular fashion. A flagship example is “CARE ID”, a digital care-label solution that datafies individual garments and manages their journey from production through to disposal. CARE ID was developed to target the EU’s DPP-related market, projected to reach approximately 65 billion garments by 2030. It has partnered with over 150 fashion brands and surpassed KRW 1 billion in annual revenue in 2023.

Yune Inc.’s sustainable fashion innovation.

To advance sustainability in the fashion industry, Yune Inc.’s CARE ID attaches CARE ID Labels to garments to enable reuse and traceability. Its aim is to extend product lifespan and reduce carbon emissions. While responding to Europe’s sustainability regulations, it is pursuing global expansion and leading eco-friendly change in the fashion industry through this innovative approach.

Yune Inc.’s sustainable fashion innovation.

To advance sustainability in the fashion industry, Yune Inc.’s CARE ID attaches CARE ID Labels to garments to enable reuse and traceability. Its aim is to extend product lifespan and reduce carbon emissions. While responding to Europe’s sustainability regulations, it is pursuing global expansion and leading eco-friendly change in the fashion industry through this innovative approach.

Yune Inc.’s sustainable fashion innovation.

To advance sustainability in the fashion industry, Yune Inc.’s CARE ID attaches CARE ID Labels to garments to enable reuse and traceability. Its aim is to extend product lifespan and reduce carbon emissions. While responding to Europe’s sustainability regulations, it is pursuing global expansion and leading eco-friendly change in the fashion industry through this innovative approach.

CARE IDⓒ officially launches the EU CIRPASS-2 “Korea/Asia Fashion & Textile DPP Cluster”.

CARE IDⓒ (CARE ID), a circular fashion platform, has joined CIRPASS-2, the EU’s official standardisation consortium for Digital Product Passports (DPPs), and has officially launched Asia’s first “Korea/Asia Fashion & Textile DPP Cluster”. It has also launched the “2026 Global DPP AI-powered Circular Fashion Programme”, described as having EU-level technical validation, and offers a tailored proof-of-concept (PoC) environment aligned with brand size and supply-chain structure—providing an adoption model accessible even to small and medium fashion brands.

CARE IDⓒ officially launches the EU CIRPASS-2 “Korea/Asia Fashion & Textile DPP Cluster”.

CARE IDⓒ (CARE ID), a circular fashion platform, has joined CIRPASS-2, the EU’s official standardisation consortium for Digital Product Passports (DPPs), and has officially launched Asia’s first “Korea/Asia Fashion & Textile DPP Cluster”. It has also launched the “2026 Global DPP AI-powered Circular Fashion Programme”, described as having EU-level technical validation, and offers a tailored proof-of-concept (PoC) environment aligned with brand size and supply-chain structure—providing an adoption model accessible even to small and medium fashion brands.

CARE IDⓒ officially launches the EU CIRPASS-2 “Korea/Asia Fashion & Textile DPP Cluster”.

CARE IDⓒ (CARE ID), a circular fashion platform, has joined CIRPASS-2, the EU’s official standardisation consortium for Digital Product Passports (DPPs), and has officially launched Asia’s first “Korea/Asia Fashion & Textile DPP Cluster”. It has also launched the “2026 Global DPP AI-powered Circular Fashion Programme”, described as having EU-level technical validation, and offers a tailored proof-of-concept (PoC) environment aligned with brand size and supply-chain structure—providing an adoption model accessible even to small and medium fashion brands.