Strategy
The single biggest friction in online fashion is not price or shipping. It is uncertainty. A shopper cannot feel the fabric, cannot see the drape, and cannot judge the fit. Virtual try-on can help by making part of the decision visual.
A try-on preview may help shoppers who would otherwise abandon at the 'will this fit me?' moment. Whether it improves conversion on your store is something to measure.
Average order value may also change. A shopper who is more confident may be more willing to add items to the cart and less likely to bracket (order multiple sizes with intent to return); compare AOV on your own store. Bracketing is expensive for the merchant and environmentally wasteful.
Rendered Fits combines virtual try-on and size guidance on Shopify product pages. Evaluate it with your own catalogue and traffic. We do not publish a verified fixed return-reduction percentage; read our measurement guide and merchant-evidence note.
It may. A preview can help shoppers who would otherwise abandon at the sizing question, but Rendered Fits does not publish a conversion figure. Measure it on your own store.
It may. Confident shoppers may buy more and bracket less, but Rendered Fits does not publish an AOV figure. Compare AOV for sessions with and without try-on on your own store.
There is no fixed threshold. Work it out from your own AOV, return rate, traffic and the current plan price.