Returns are one of the biggest costs in online fashion, and almost all of them trace back to two questions a shopper couldn't answer before buying: "Will it suit me?" and "Will it fit me?" Leave either unanswered and a hesitant shopper closes the tab, or orders two sizes “just to be safe” and sends one back. AI Frame answers both on the product page, independently. Here's why that combination works.
Why one half isn't enough
A Size Chart on its own gives numbers, but not how the piece looks on their body.
A try-on on its own shows the look, but leaves them guessing which size to pick, so they hedge and over-order.
Each tool alone leaves one question open. Every open question is a reason to hesitate, abandon, or over-buy.
Why the combination changes things
Shoppers tap Try On on the first product image to see the look. They open Size Chart next to the Size option with no photo. On Starter and above they can tap Estimate my size (height and weight — no tape measure) and see Your size on the product page, including on the size picker. After a try-on, look and chart still sit side by side on the result, with Add to cart.
That is the heart of AI Frame. Most apps give you only one half. AI Frame gives you both, and they are independently reachable — most shoppers never enter try-on, so sizing must not live only inside it.
How to get the most from it
Assign a published Size Chart to each product so Size Chart and Your size can appear. See How to Set Up a Size Chart for Your Products.
Turn on Size recommendations are enabled (Starter and above) so Estimate my size can run. Shoppers enter height and weight; age is optional. Charts with a Height Range column can recommend from height even when the rest of the chart is product measurements.
Use clear product photos, or set a try-on reference photo. See Product Photo Tips for the Best Try-On Results.
When both halves are in place, you answer the two biggest reasons shoppers send things back before they click buy.
What's next? See why this combination works: Why Try-On and Size Charts Work Better Together.
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