From one piece
to the whole look.
Klooset builds a complete look around the piece the shopper is viewing, from your catalogue, and renders the pieces on them together.
Cross-sell that does not suit is just noise.
A row of similar products shows what other people bought. It does not show whether the boots go with the coat, or with the shopper.
- 01
The starting piece
The shopper is on a product page, or has just tried a piece on.
- 02
The look
Klooset picks complementary pieces from your catalogue: shoes, a bag, a layer.
- 03
Rendered together
The main piece and up to three accessories are rendered on the shopper in a single image.
- A complete look built from your catalogue
- Every piece rendered on them at once, not one by one
- Each suggested piece one tap away from its own try-on
- Real products they can add to their basket
- The catalogue the looks are built from
- Which products appear in suggestions
- Cross-sell clicks, tracked in your analytics
- Your try-on volume: a full look uses two try-ons
How many pieces can a look include?
The main piece plus up to three accessories, rendered together. Beyond that, fidelity per piece drops, so we cap it.
How is a full look counted?
A look with accessories is rendered in two passes, so it counts as two try-ons in your annual volume.
Where do the suggested pieces come from?
From the catalogue you import. Klooset never suggests a product you do not sell.
Make every product page
a personal shopping experience.
We're onboarding a small group of EU fashion retailers this quarter. If that's you, we'd love to show you the engine.
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