Wearfits runs a focused AR try-on pilot on your brand site or multi-channel stack — a handful of shoe or bag SKUs first, then a path to catalog scale. Built for DTC and brand teams who are not Shopify-app-only buyers.
A brand-led pilot for shoes and bags.
Time-boxed proof on your brand surface, then a deliberate move from pilot SKUs to catalog.
Agree category (shoes first, bags if needed), SKU count, and where try-on lives (brand PDP, campaign, or multi-channel).
Connect Wearfits to your site or delivery stack — models, SKU mapping, and try-on controls under your brand.
Shoppers try on the pilot set. You evaluate fit quality, path, and ops load before committing catalog work.
Grow SKUs and channels once the pilot holds. Longer retainers move to the custom AR fitting path when needed.
What you can put in an internal brief: pilot scope and capabilities, without logos or ROI figures.
Production try-on for footwear and bags on your brand experience.
Designed for DTC and multi-channel brands. Shopify merchants who only need an app should use the Shopify get started guide or the App Store instead.
Start narrow, prove the surface, then expand SKUs. Clear handoff to retainer-scale work when the brief grows.
Custom AR fitting is the enterprise / long retainer path. This page is the shorter brand pilot entry. custom AR fitting
Bags AR pilot is bags-only. Use this when the brand brief covers shoes, or shoes plus bags. bags AR pilot
If catalog models are thin, photo-to-3D can feed the try-on path. Detail: Photo-to-3D.
You sell on your own site and want a scoped AR pilot before a bigger catalog commitment. Email contact@ with category and SKU ambition.
Try-on may need to land beyond a single Shopify install — brand.com, retail partners, or campaigns. Start with a pilot scope here.
You need a one-pager for leadership: pilot first, catalog later. Qualitative proof only, no percentage ROI claims.
If you only need to install the Shopify app, use get started, shopify pilot, or App Store.
Email contact@wearfits.com with your brand, category (shoes / bags), channel (DTC site / multi-channel), and rough pilot SKU count. We reply with a collaboration outline.