The virtual fitting room works in two main scenarios. First, for online and Instagram shopping: when a customer cannot try items physically, the virtual fitting room displays products on their own photo, reducing uncertainty and building purchase confidence before checkout. Second, in-boutique: customers use a QR cabine (iPad-based) to try on more pieces without physically changing clothes, streamlining the shopping experience and letting staff focus on service.
The technology runs entirely under your boutique's brand name. Customers see your store, not a third-party widget. This white-label approach keeps the experience seamless and aligned with your brand identity, whether customers shop online or visit in person.
Fewer returns and stronger purchase confidence are the direct outcomes. When customers see items on their own body before buying, they make more informed decisions. This reduces the friction of online shopping in a city like Tel Aviv, where boutiques balance digital reach with in-store service.
Implementation is straightforward. The virtual fitting room integrates into your existing workflow—no complex setup required. For online customers, it becomes part of the shopping journey. For in-store visits, the QR cabine offers a modern, efficient way to let customers explore more options without the logistics of repeated fitting room changes.