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🧵Fabric composition in EU format
Writes '86% cotton, 14% elastane' per Regulation 1007/2011 into Body HTML and a dedicated Metafield.
Revenza writes product copy with fabric %, size charts in UK/US/EU/UA, and FW/SS season tags — directly into Shopify Body HTML and Metafields.
Sound familiar?
Average clothing description is 50-100 words, no fabric composition, no size chart — Google Shopping demotes the feed
Each description includes fabric %, weave, and care symbols (GINETEX) so feeds pass Google Shopping and Meta Catalog validation
Size tables missing or given in one system only (UK only, or EU only) — returns hit 40% because shoppers guess wrong
Auto-generated size chart in 4 systems (UK/US/EU/UA) with model height + weight + worn size — same block Kasta.ua and Answear.ua use
Fabric composition is photographed on the care label but never typed into the description — REACH and EU Regulation 1007/2011 compliance gap
Fabric composition (e.g. 86% cotton, 14% elastane) parsed from your supplier sheet and written into Shopify Metafields, indexable by Google
Season tag missing: a FW24 wool coat uploaded in August has no 'FW24' marker and drowns in search
Every product gets a season tag (FW24, SS25) in title and tags — seasonal collections stay findable through the cycle
Shopify's built-in AI writes generic copy that reads the same for a silk slip dress and a denim jacket
Niche-trained on fashion vocabulary: drape, hand-feel, opacity, lining, rise, inseam — not the generic Shopify AI output
Color names like 'beige' or 'taupe' without context — monitor color ≠ reality, customers return because the shade looks off
Color described with undertone reference (warm beige / cool taupe) and styling context, plus lighting note for the photo
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.
OAuth into Shopify, Revenza reads your products, collections, and Metafield definitions. No CSV exports.
Drop your supplier spec sheet (XLS/CSV) or photos of care labels — Revenza extracts fabric % and origin.
Choose tone (editorial, minimal, streetwear) and current season tag. Revenza writes 50-200 SKUs per batch.
Approve in bulk or per item. Descriptions write to Body HTML, specs to Metafields, tags update automatically.
Writes '86% cotton, 14% elastane' per Regulation 1007/2011 into Body HTML and a dedicated Metafield.
Auto-builds UK/US/EU/UA tables with model height, weight, and worn size — the spec that cuts returns at INTERTOP and Answear.
Tags every SKU with FW24, SS25, or resort drop based on your collection sheet so seasonal search keeps working.
Output passes Google Shopping Feed, Meta Catalog, and Rozetka.ua XML validation on first push — no missing-attribute warnings.
Generates EN, UK, PL, DE versions per Shopify Markets locale — matched fabric terms, not machine-translated mush.
GINETEX wash/iron/dry symbols rendered as a small care block — best practice for EU buyers, lifts trust signals.
Shopify's generator produces generic copy with no fabric composition, no size chart, and no season tag. Revenza is trained on fashion catalogs (the kind Kasta.ua and Answear.ua publish) and writes the structured fields Google Shopping actually requires.
Yes. Typical boutique runs are 500-5000 SKUs. Revenza processes around 400 SKUs per hour and tags each with the right season code so SS leftovers and FW arrivals stay separated in your feeds.
Fabric composition is written in the required percentage format (e.g. 86% cotton, 14% elastane) in both Body HTML and a structured Metafield. REACH-relevant warnings on azo dyes can be flagged when supplier data indicates them.
Revenza generates one table covering UK, US, EU, and UA with measurements in cm and inches. Model height, weight, and worn size are added when you provide them — the same data points that reduce return rates on Answear and INTERTOP product pages.
No. You can mark SKUs as locked, or run Revenza only on products with empty Body HTML. Bulk preview shows the diff before anything writes back to Shopify.
Revenza writes native versions per locale rather than machine-translating one source. Fabric terminology, care wording, and size system stay correct for each market — DE shoppers see EU sizing first, UK shoppers see UK first.
Connect your store, upload supplier sheets, and ship FW or SS collections with full fabric, size, and care data — without writing 3000 descriptions by hand.