Everything your customer can do in the passport.
The law asks for the passport; your customer decides whether it is worth opening. This is what they find behind the code on a WidinX passport, shown on a live demo passport with the status of each feature: what they can do, the languages it speaks, the questions it answers and the look it takes from your brand.
Seen on one live passport, the Neem London overshirt.
Every screenshot is a crop of the demo passport for Neem London’s St James overshirt, built from the brand’s public pages and not issued by the brand. Each feature works on the live demo passports today; the badge says where figures are illustrative.
Ask the passport
A box on the passport takes a question in the customer’s own words and answers from that passport’s data only: composition, origin, care, repair. When the answer is not in the passport, it says so instead of guessing. In the screenshot, a question asked in French on the English page is answered in French.
Care, in your words
The care symbols and your own washing instructions, in your brand’s words: how to wash, dry and look after the piece so it lasts. The page the law asks for becomes the one your customer comes back to.
Size and fit
Fit advice and the product details travel with the garment: the customer finds them before choosing a size, and the next owner finds them before buying it second-hand.
Composition and origin
The fibre composition with its percentages, and where each fibre comes from. Where a value is an estimate, or illustrative on a demo passport, the passport says so next to it.
The supply chain on a map
Each step from fibre to finished piece on a map, with the country where it happened. The same facts serve the passport and the origin labelling France already asks for (AGEC).
Repair, resale and take-back
Where to have the piece repaired, an indicative second-hand value by condition, and where to resell it or send it back at the end of its life. On the demo passports the resale figures are illustrative.
Live, figures illustrativeOpen the passport
Every language, Arabic right to left
The passport is published in every official EU language and any other, Arabic laid out right to left, and the reader picks the language on the page. This demo passport switches between English, French, Arabic and Spanish in one tap.
Claims and their evidence
Each claim points to its evidence, a certificate or a test report, and the passport says whether it is verified or self-declared, with the source of every value. What could not be sourced is listed as a gap.
The language of the country of sale, and any other.
The Ecodesign Regulation leaves the language to the member state where the product is sold. WidinX publishes the passport in every language your markets require: all 24 official EU languages, Arabic laid out right to left, and any other. The reader picks the language on the page.
Every official EU language
All 24 of them, for every market you sell in.
Right to left, laid out as such
An Arabic passport mirrors the whole page, not only the text.
Any other language
Beyond the EU, whatever your other markets require.
Live One language on the Free plan, every language from Starter.
24 official EU languages
- български
- čeština
- dansk
- Deutsch
- ελληνικά
- English
- español
- eesti
- suomi
- français
- Gaeilge
- hrvatski
- magyar
- italiano
- lietuvių
- latviešu
- Malti
- Nederlands
- polski
- português
- română
- slovenčina
- slovenščina
- svenska
- العربيةright to left
- and any other
The demo passports on this site switch between English, French, Arabic and Spanish. That is what we built for the demos, not a limit of the passport.
The language of the information is set by the member state where the product is made available.
Answers from the passport, and nothing else.
Ask the passport is an assistant on the public passport. It answers from that passport’s own data only, never from outside knowledge about the brand, the product or the law, and it never invents a figure, a date or a certificate. When something is not in the passport, it says so.
In the customer’s words and language
The answer follows the language of the question, whatever language the page is in.
Says when it does not know
A question the passport cannot answer gets that answer, not a guess.
No login, no tracking
On the demo passports, questions are not stored.
In the passport’s own look
The button and its panel take the passport’s style: square and serif on one, round and heavy on another.
Live On every live demo passport; in your plan from Professional.
Your passport, in your brand’s look.
A passport is a page your customer sees with your name on it. Each WidinX passport takes one of ten styles, tinted with your brand’s colours and kept readable, and lives at your own address.
Ten passport styles
From technical to maison, street to craft: each with its own first screen, palette and display font.
Your colours, kept readable
Your accent, background and text colours tint the style, adjusted until small text stays readable.
Your address
yourbrand-dpp.widinx.com from Starter, or your own subdomain, dpp.yourbrand.com, from Professional.
A view for each audience
Shoppers see the public page; partners, recyclers and authorities see their own data, behind sign-in.
Live In your own look from Starter; your own domain from Professional.
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The passports shown are demo passports built from each brand’s public pages; none is issued by the brand.
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