Acne Studios, a multidisciplinary luxury fashion house based in Stockholm, Sweden, has been proudly operating with a diverse range of sustainability commitments. Now, they have partnered with Temera to take an even greater step towards enhancing product transparency, traceability, all while adding a new customer engagement capability that highlights their commitment to social responsibility and B Corp certification.  

With the need to comply with the French AGEC Laws, while also preparing for upcoming EU regulations on Digital Product Passports (DPPs), Acne Studies have connected their products to meet the growing demand for sustainability and supply chain visibility. This is achieved by implementing seamless new QR code solution on the product tag, to provide consumers with comprehensive product and sustainability information.  

From July 2025, all products from Acne Studios’ FW25 collection onwards will feature a QR code, strategically placed on care labels and care cards, allowing customers to instantly access each product’s DPP.  

Acne Studios has partnered with Temera to implement F/W 2025’s Digital Product Passports supported by Blue Bite’s front-end Experience Studio interface, and underpinned by traceability solution providing information about product lifecycle – including sustainability credentials, supply chain information, product traceability, and end of life recommendations.  

Now life, this initiative positions Acne Studios ahead of expected EU regulatory requirements, furthers their well-regarded commitment to sustainable business practices, and strengthens trust and engagement with consumers. 

As DPPs become an industry standard, Acne Studios and Temera continue to innovate, ensuring that luxury brands remain at the forefront of traceability and consumer engagement. By leveraging technology to enhance product visibility, this collaboration sets a new benchmark for sustainability and transparency in the fashion industry.