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👟Material breakdown per 94/11/EC
Upper, lining and sole listed separately in the format required by EU Footwear Directive 94/11/EC.
Revenza fills your OpenCart shoe cards with material breakdowns, EU/UK/US size tables, heel height, season range and care tips — in your store's language.
Sound familiar?
Size shown as 'EU 38' with no UK/US equivalent and no width — wide-foot customers return the order
Revenza outputs EU, UK and US sizes side by side and flags narrow/standard/wide lasts when data exists
Upper material listed as 'leather' without specifying genuine, suede, nubuck or eco-leather — price and care differ completely
The AI distinguishes genuine leather, nubuck, suede and eco-leather based on input attributes and writes accordingly
Heel and platform height visible only on photos, never as numbers in the text — filters and comparisons break
Heel height, platform and shaft height are pulled into the description as numeric values, not just images
Boots labeled 'for autumn' with no temperature range and no mention of lining — returns spike in October
Season blocks describe temperature range, lining type (fleece, wool, mesh) and weather suitability
No care instructions (impregnation, cream, drying) — the most common complaint for leather footwear
Each card ends with a care section: cleaning, impregnation schedule, drying rules per material
EU Footwear Directive 94/11/EC requires upper/lining/sole labeling; manual entry across 2000 SKUs is where mistakes happen
Material composition for upper, lining and sole is generated in 94/11/EC-compliant format ready for the EU market
What Revenza does every day
1000
products in 1 hour
5¢
per description (Pro)
9
platforms supported
6
languages, one click
Face cream, moisturizes skin. Volume 50 ml. Brand: XYZ. Ingredients: water, glycerin…
Nourishes and restores your skin overnight. Formula built on 3% hyaluronic acid + argan oil. Visible results in 7 days.
Link via API or CSV. Revenza reads existing attributes: brand, model, materials, sizes, heel, color.
Choose between sneakers, boots, formal, sandals or kids' shoes — each has its own structure and tone.
Process 400–600 SKUs per hour. Descriptions land back in OpenCart with HTML formatting and SEO meta filled.
Spot-check a sample, edit anything you want, then push to live store before the spring or autumn peak.
Upper, lining and sole listed separately in the format required by EU Footwear Directive 94/11/EC.
Mondopoint EU sizes converted to UK and US separately for women's and men's lines, with width hints.
Boots and shoes get a clear season window: e.g. 'demi-season, +5°C to +15°C, textile lining' instead of vague tags.
Suede, nubuck, smooth leather and textile each get tailored cleaning, impregnation and drying advice.
Output is clean HTML for OpenCart's single description field, with separate language versions for multilingual stores.
Descriptions stay consistent for Google Merchant Center, Facebook Catalog and Rozetka.ua XML exports.
For leather footwear sold in the EU, Revenza can include a standard line confirming compliance with REACH limits for chromium VI (≤3 mg/kg) when you mark the product as REACH-tested in your attributes. The tool will not invent compliance claims — it only writes what your data confirms.
Yes. OpenCart's language modules use separate description fields per language, and Revenza writes a native version for each — not a machine translation. Useful if you sell on Rozetka.ua and also export to international feeds.
Scraped descriptions create duplicate content penalties and rarely match your actual SKU specs. Revenza generates unique text from your own attribute data, so heel height, lining and sizes match what's actually in stock.
A 3000-SKU catalog typically processes in 6–8 hours of generation plus your review time. Starting in July gives you a full buffer before the autumn peak in September–October when shoe traffic spikes.
Revenza writes to the existing description field and does not add new attribute sets, so there's no extra load on the product page. Heavy attribute groups are what usually slow OpenCart 3.x — we avoid creating them.
If your feed has the brand and model code, Revenza keeps those exact identifiers and builds the description around them. It won't rewrite trademarked model names or invent technology terms the brand didn't use.
Spring sales start in March, autumn in September. Generate compliant, sized, season-tagged descriptions for your full OpenCart catalog in days, not months.