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Not only will you be able to offer virtual try on, but with 3D assets, you will be able to showcase your 3D clothing on the online store. To give customers a view prior to virtual try on
From a single headshot and a couple of measurements, MIRRARME creates a 3D model of your customers so they can virtually try on your clothing. All it takes is 45 seconds. We utilise cloth physics to mimic the fit and stretch of your cloth to ensure that the customer has the most realistic view of the fit of your cloth
With MIRRARME you will have all of your 3D assets stored in your app to allow for easy access by your customers. You can also add or remove items available for virtual try on.
* All charges are billed every 30 days in USD
** Additional creation fees of $49 may apply if required images are not supplied
Add AR virtual try-on services to your customers via a fully branded white label solution. Your name, your brand, your offering.
This model fully integrates into your online store or mobile app as if it were your own design and build.
An outsourced model, we take care of every component as an outsourced digital agency with dedicated staff.
To build your own AR virtual try-on is an extremely costly and prolonged exercise. Don’t be left behind in the next online battleground
Estimates are that 40 per cent of all online clothing purchases are returned – sometimes simply because people order several sizes or styles intending to send most back. Even at a 20% return rate reduction, an average return cost of $15 per item, MIRRARME pays for itself.
Retailers using mirrARme for their shoppers to see the look and fit of clothing on a 3D image of themselves have shown to increase sales by an average of 3 times multiple. Increase in customer loyalty by 75%. MIRRARME is a revenue generator.
US retail returns logistics company Optoro estimates that only 10 per cent of the stock it handles ends up back on shelves. Of all stock returned in the US in 2017, Optoro estimated around 4 billion pounds were sent to landfill and over 15 million tonnes of CO² were emitted in the returns process.
