The fitting room

The fitting room will show pieces from the shop on a body. Today you can already build your 3D model from your measurements and check the size on every piece — trying garments on your photo and on the 3D model is coming soon.

Already working: your 3D model from your measurements (Premium) and size advice on items with a measurement table. Trying garments on your photo and on the 3D model is coming soon.

Build your 3D model Save your measurements

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Three ways to see it

Our model

Pick someone from our roster and see the garment on them.

No account. Nothing of yours is uploaded.

Your photo

Upload one photo and the piece is placed on you.

Needs an account, so you have somewhere to delete it from.

Your 3D model

Build a body with your own measurements and dress it in anything.

Part of Premium.

Fit map on your 3D model

Pick a size on a product page and your 3D model is coloured by the ease: you see where it will be too tight, snug or loose at the bust, waist and hips – and where the hem falls. We work it out from the boutique’s garment measurements and your body, no AI involved.

What the colours mean

Too tight – less than 2 cm of ease
Snug – 2–4 cm of ease, close to the body
Good – comfortable ease
Loose – ease above 15% of the body
No measurement – the boutique did not give this one
Hem

Build your 3D model

How you do it

1Open a product pageThe "Try it on" button sits with the photos on every piece that has a flat front shot.
2Choose who wears itOur model, your photo, or your 3D model. The house model needs no account and no file of yours.
3Generate the shotA dozen or so seconds and the garment is on a body. You can run it again or swap the person.
4Check the size separatelyThe picture says how it looks. The size adviser works the size out from your measurements and the boutique's table.

What it does and does not do

Every result is generated by AI. It shows how the piece may look on a figure, not how a particular size fits – and it is not a photograph of you in the garment.
The back of a piece can only be shown properly when the boutique supplied a photo of the back; otherwise it is marked as approximated.
It answers "how does this look on a body", not "is this my size" — the size adviser does that.

Your photo

A photo you upload is sent to the AI provider that generates the image and kept with your account so you can find the result again. Deleting your account deletes the photos and the results with it.

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Questions

Do I need an account?: Not for our model — that photograph is ours. You need one to use your own photo, because that is your personal data and it needs somewhere it can be deleted from.
Is the picture real?: No. It is generated by AI from a photo of the garment and a photo of a body, and every result says so.
Will it tell me my size?: The fitting room shows how a piece looks. The size adviser, which uses your measurements, is what recommends a size.
What happens to my photo?: It goes to the AI provider that generates the image and is stored with your account. Delete your account and both the photo and the results go with it.

Three ways to see it

Our model

Pick someone from our roster and see the garment on them.

No account. Nothing of yours is uploaded.

Your photo

Upload one photo and the piece is placed on you.

Needs an account, so you have somewhere to delete it from.

Your 3D model

Build a body with your own measurements and dress it in anything.

Part of Premium.

Fit map on your 3D model

What the colours mean

Too tight – less than 2 cm of ease
Snug – 2–4 cm of ease, close to the body
Good – comfortable ease
Loose – ease above 15% of the body
No measurement – the boutique did not give this one
Hem

Build your 3D model

How you do it

1Open a product pageThe "Try it on" button sits with the photos on every piece that has a flat front shot.

2Choose who wears itOur model, your photo, or your 3D model. The house model needs no account and no file of yours.

3Generate the shotA dozen or so seconds and the garment is on a body. You can run it again or swap the person.

4Check the size separatelyThe picture says how it looks. The size adviser works the size out from your measurements and the boutique's table.

What it does and does not do

Every result is generated by AI. It shows how the piece may look on a figure, not how a particular size fits – and it is not a photograph of you in the garment.

The back of a piece can only be shown properly when the boutique supplied a photo of the back; otherwise it is marked as approximated.

It answers "how does this look on a body", not "is this my size" — the size adviser does that.

Questions

Do I need an account?

Not for our model — that photograph is ours. You need one to use your own photo, because that is your personal data and it needs somewhere it can be deleted from.

Is the picture real?

No. It is generated by AI from a photo of the garment and a photo of a body, and every result says so.

Will it tell me my size?

The fitting room shows how a piece looks. The size adviser, which uses your measurements, is what recommends a size.

What happens to my photo?

It goes to the AI provider that generates the image and is stored with your account. Delete your account and both the photo and the results go with it.