Supported Product Categories
Looksy works on all fashion products. The AI adapts to any product type and delivers realistic results across all categories including apparel, accessories, jewelry, and footwear.Products That Work Best
Tops & Shirts ✓
Excellent results:- T-shirts and graphic tees
- Blouses and button-up shirts
- Tank tops and camisoles
- Polo shirts
- Casual and dress shirts
Dresses ✓
Excellent results:- Casual dresses
- Cocktail and formal dresses
- Maxi and midi dresses
- Shirt dresses
- Bodycon and A-line dresses
Outerwear ✓
Excellent results:- Jackets and blazers
- Coats and parkas
- Hoodies and zip-ups
- Cardigans
- Vests
Activewear ✓
Excellent results:- Sports tops and athletic shirts
- Yoga tops
- Running shirts
- Sports bras (when photographed appropriately)
- Gym hoodies
Swimwear ✓
Good results:- One-piece swimsuits
- Bikini tops
- Rash guards
Pants & Bottoms ✓
Excellent results:- Jeans and trousers
- Shorts
- Skirts
- Leggings
- Joggers and athletic pants
Accessories ✓
Works on all accessories:- Jewelry (necklaces, earrings, bracelets)
- Hats and headwear
- Scarves
- Bags and purses
- Belts
- Sunglasses
Footwear ✓
Works on all footwear:- Shoes and sneakers
- Boots
- Sandals
- Heels and pumps
- Loafers and dress shoes
Image Quality Requirements
Products work best when they have:✓ Multiple angles – Different views (max 4 images per product) for better AI context✓ Detail shots – Close-ups of texture, material, and unique features✓ Any background works – Plain, complex, or busy backgrounds all work✓ Higher resolution helps – 1200px+ recommended but not required✓ Showcasing details – Clear views of garment features and embellishments
Product Photography Best Practices
Flat Lay vs. Model Photos
Both work, but model photos often perform better: Flat Lay:- Good for simple tops and graphic tees
- Easier to replicate across products
- Budget-friendly
- Better for dresses and structured garments
- Shows drape and fit more realistically
- Easier for AI to map garment placement
Products to Test Before Scaling
Some product types need testing to ensure quality:Highly Detailed Garments
Products with intricate details may not render perfectly:- Heavy embellishments (sequins, beading)
- Complex lace or cutout patterns
- Highly textured fabrics (cable knits, bouclé)
Sheer or Transparent Fabrics
Products with transparency can be challenging:- Sheer blouses
- Mesh panels
- See-through materials
Oversized or Drapey Styles
Loose, flowing garments may not show structure clearly:- Oversized hoodies
- Drapey cardigans
- Flowing maxi dresses
How to Test Product Compatibility
Before enabling virtual try-on for a product category:- Select 3-5 representative products from the category
- Enable virtual try-on for those products
- Test with real selfies – Upload your own photos or ask team members to test
- Evaluate quality – Does the result look realistic and helpful?
- Check engagement – Are customers using the feature?
- Expand or adjust – If successful, enable more products in that category
Product Selection Strategy
Start with High-Impact Categories
Focus on:- Bestsellers – Products that already convert well
- High-return items – Products with fit issues
- New releases – Build excitement with try-on
Expand Strategically
Once you validate performance:- Enable by collection for consistent categories
- Add seasonal items during peak periods
- Scale to your full apparel catalog
Analytics: Which Products Perform Best?
Track these metrics for each product category:- Try-on engagement rate – % of visitors who click “Try On”
- Conversion lift – Do try-on products convert better?
- Return rate – Are returns lower for products with try-on?
- Time on page – Do shoppers spend longer on try-on products?
Industry-Specific Use Cases
Fashion & Apparel Brands
- New collections: Let customers preview upcoming styles
- Limited editions: Reduce uncertainty for unique pieces
- Seasonal items: Help shoppers visualize holiday or summer styles
Activewear & Fitness
- Performance gear: Show fit and style for athletic apparel
- Yoga & gym wear: Reduce returns on fitted activewear
- Outdoor apparel: Visualize layering and outerwear
Swimwear & Beachwear
- Swimsuits: Reduce hesitation around fit and style
- Cover-ups and rash guards: Complement swimwear purchases
- Beachwear: Visualize resort and vacation styles
Common Questions
Can I use virtual try-on for accessories like jewelry?
Can I use virtual try-on for accessories like jewelry?
Yes. Looksy works on all fashion products including accessories, jewelry, bags, hats, belts, and sunglasses. The AI adapts to any product type.
Do pants and bottoms work with virtual try-on?
Do pants and bottoms work with virtual try-on?
Yes. Looksy works on all apparel including pants, jeans, shorts, skirts, and leggings. The AI delivers realistic results across all garment types.
What if my product has complex patterns or embellishments?
What if my product has complex patterns or embellishments?
Test these products individually first. Most patterns work well, but very intricate details (sequins, 3D appliques) may not render perfectly. If the result doesn’t meet your standards, you can disable try-on for those specific products.
Can customers try on multiple products at once?
Can customers try on multiple products at once?
Currently, customers can try on one product at a time. This ensures the best accuracy and rendering quality.