Choosing Products for Virtual Try-On

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Which products should I use for the first Looksy test?

Start with a small, representative set that has clear product data, useful imagery, meaningful traffic, and a shopper question virtual try-on may help answer.

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Selection checklist

Prefer products with:

• current, clear source images;
• correct titles, descriptions, and variants;
• enough traffic to evaluate;
• a stable price and inventory position during the test;
• support or return questions related to appearance or visualization.

Include different cuts, colours, and product-page structures so the test does not cover only the easiest example.

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Products to review carefully

Manually test products with unusual image layouts, custom product templates, complex variants, incomplete data, or imagery that differs substantially from the item delivered.

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How should I expand the rollout?

1. Test the full shopper flow on the initial set.
2. Record failures and product-specific differences.
3. Measure usage and business outcomes for a suitable period.
4. Fix recurring issues before adding more products.
5. Expand in batches and continue monitoring.

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How do collection controls work?

Using a collection control applies the selected try-on status to the active products currently in that collection. It is a bulk product update, not a permanent collection rule. Products added to the collection later are not changed automatically. Revisit Collections after catalog or merchandising changes, or configure the new products individually.