Clothing and linen EPR on Etsy for sales to France
A maker selling clothing to France usually needs two numbers: textiles and packaging.
What Etsy asks for
Etsy asks for your EPR number for each relevant product category, and it is also shown to buyers. You enter it in Shop Manager › Finances › Legal and tax information › Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Registrations › Add info (France). Its France page does not publish what happens if you do not. Etsy
From the platform's own seller page, read on 4 October 2026: all platforms side by side.
Which numbers you need
Textiles through Refashion, and packaging for what you ship in. What the stream covers. 
ADEME
What the contribution looks like
| 2,000 items a year | Basic rate | Rate with Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Women's T-shirts | €0.5799 each: €1,159.80 | €0.0323 each: €64.60 |
| Men's jeans | €0.5799 each: €1,159.80 | €0.1098 each: €219.60 |
| Women's dresses | €0.5799 each: €1,159.80 | €0.0565 each: €113 |
Refashion's published rates, from our textiles page. 
Refashion Which rate a product gets depends on what you can declare for it.
Getting the numbers
With no establishment in France, a representative established there is compulsory since 10 July 2026, by written mandate. 
Légifrance ADEME issues one IDU per stream, through the eco-organisme you join. ADEME
What it costs
Standard is €190 a year per eligible stream (up to three), up to 1 tonne a year per stream, with simplified reporting and one declaration a year; Plus is €990 a year for up to three streams, with detailed reporting that optimises your eco-contributions, up to 10 tonnes. There is no setup fee. Eco-contributions are passed on at cost, with 0% markup. See pricing or the calculator.
The same numbers work on every channel: one file for all channels.