higher conversion
Reported in a controlled apparel A/B test with virtual try-on added to an existing size-and-fit experience.
García and Faslet case studyMake every clothing listing personal.
Let shoppers see the garment on themselves while the decision is still open. A clearer picture builds confidence to buy and leaves fewer surprises to send back.

More memorable.
More confidence.
Fewer avoidable returns.
Business owner test drive.
Adjust the store inputs, compare the listing experience, then open the fitting room as a shopper. The projection updates instantly.
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This calculator applies one external controlled apparel A/B benchmark. It is an illustration, not a forecast or guarantee. A live pilot should compare each merchant’s actual results.
Why it matters to the business.
Clothing is personal, but most product listings are not. When a shopper can leave with a clear image of themselves in the garment, the listing becomes easier to remember and the purchase becomes easier to trust.
Reported in a controlled apparel A/B test with virtual try-on added to an existing size-and-fit experience.
García and Faslet case studyThe same test compared groups with more than 5,000 ordered items each and isolated virtual try-on as the variable.
Read the test designShopify reports this broader benchmark for merchants adding 3D content. It is product-visualization data, not a dressyuh result.
Shopify merchant benchmarkExternal benchmarks show the category opportunity. They are not a promise of dressyuh performance. Every store should measure its own lift.
Your data, from the first listing.
dressyuh connects the fitting-room moment to the actions that matter: add to bag, checkout, influenced revenue, and return outcomes.
Large-scale experiments found that well-designed virtual fitting rooms can increase sales, improve satisfaction, and reduce returns.
↗It should feel like trying it on.
The interface recedes. The shopper sees the product, themselves, and the decision in front of them.

dressyuh never asks the shopper to leave the product page or learn a new interface.
dressyuh appears inside the product page, using the store’s own design language.
A simple, guided frame helps the shopper choose a clear, useful image.
The result returns inside the store, ready to compare, save, and shop.
Try-on button
For independent stores and growing labels.
Install one Shopify block. Choose the products. Shape the button to match your storefront. dressyuh handles the rest without taking over the experience.
Shopper photos support the fitting session, then clear. The experience is designed around consent, minimal data, and a clear way out.
Make the decision feel simple.