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YourSizer features

Everything YourSizer does on the product page and in the merchant panel — body model, chart resolution, fit styles, try-on, analytics.

3D body model

In the size flow, a 3D body model takes shape from the shopper’s measurements. Chest, waist and hip can be fine-tuned to their exact proportions.

AI-powered size recommendation

Adaptive Body Measurement Weighting puts the weight on the measurements that actually decide the fit of that garment category, and returns one size in seconds.

Instant fit insights

Height and weight are enough — the rest of the body metrics are estimated, then refined by the shopper without leaving the product page.

Layered size-chart resolution

Product override, then category, then brand, then system default. Published charts are versioned and immutable, so a recommendation made last month can still be explained today.

Tolerance & fit-style

Garment tolerance resolves through a layered chain with a hard cap, then fit intent — slim, regular, relaxed, oversize — scales it. The same chest is not the same size in a slim shirt and an oversized hoodie.

Children’s sizing standard

Kids and baby run on their own category-driven template using the European height grid with a growth-percentile anchor — not the adult flow with smaller numbers.

Size charts from images

Most brands keep their charts as pictures. Upload one and it is turned into structured measurement rows for review instead of being retyped.

Virtual try-on

Photo-based AI try-on: the shopper uploads one ordinary photo and sees the product on themselves. A separate entitlement, switchable per store and per product, with a safety filter on output.

Seamless integration

Lightweight and cloud-native. Shopify, ikas, Ticimax, T-Soft, IdeaSoft and Faprika install through the platform; any other store adds one loader script tag. WooCommerce is coming.

Smart analytics dashboard

SKU-level size distribution, return drivers, geo trends and chart health — the earliest signal you have that a production run was cut small.

Interaction & usage tracking

Button clicks, time in the interface and how far shoppers get through the flow, with assisted orders attributed through a layered signal chain rather than one cart attribute.

Built-in experiments

Deterministic traffic splitting so a merchant can measure the effect on their own store instead of taking a benchmark on trust.

Eco-impact reduction

A parcel that never has to be shipped twice is the cheapest and cleanest one. Fewer size-driven returns cut both cost and emissions.

Accessibility & theme isolation

WCAG 2.1 AA target, keyboard navigable, no meaning carried by colour alone — rendered in an isolated root so it neither breaks your CSS nor gets buried by another overlay.