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THE EXPERIENCE / VERITY//PASS

There’s
another side.

VERITY//PASS is PropVerity’s proposed digital companion to the garment: the artwork, its edition record, and a hidden continuation you can explore on screen.

A tap opens
a new perspective.

  1. 01

    Tap a discreet NFC label.

    The planned sewn-in label contains a link to the garment’s webpage.

  2. 02

    Open VERITY//PASS.

    On a compatible phone, follow the link to view the artwork and its edition details.

  3. 03

    Explore its other side.

    Swipe or rotate the artwork view to reveal a hidden continuation. The physical print remains unchanged.

The intended experience uses the phone’s browser. No separate camera scan is planned. The finished NFC integration, device support, and 3D assets still need prototyping.

This interactive preview compares two concept images. It does not authenticate a garment or claim ownership.

VERITY//PASS ARTWORK EXPERIENCE
MEMORY fragmented grayscale human portrait artwork with a small green accentMEMORY proposed hidden digital layer01 / PRINTED ARTWORK
Drag to look beneath the surface0% revealed

Interactive image study. The NFC connection and 3D reveal are in development.

The proposed digital reverse opens the face to reveal layers of fading silhouettes: the people and moments carried inside.

THE IMPORTANT DETAILS

What happens when I tap the NFC label?

The intended NFC label opens the matching VERITY//PASS webpage on a compatible phone. The artwork would appear on screen, where swiping or rotating the view reveals another layer. The tag links to the experience; it does not store the artwork itself.

Is the digital reveal working yet?

You can try an interactive image comparison on this website. It illustrates the printed artwork and a proposed hidden layer. It is not a live NFC scan, a finished 3D experience, an authenticity check, or an ownership record.

Does the print change on the hoodie?

No. The garment keeps its physical printed artwork. The second layer is intended to appear on your phone screen. A separate app or camera scan is not part of the current proposed journey; device compatibility still needs testing.