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Try the clothes on before you buy them

Buying clothes online still asks you to imagine. The model in the photo is not your height, your build or your skin tone, so shoppers hedge, order two sizes, keep one and send the rest back. Stylo Pocket removes that guesswork from the phone people already shop on. Take or upload a single photo, choose a garment, and the app generates a realistic image of that garment on you, fitted to your body and posture rather than pasted over it. Trying on is free and takes seconds, so people try ten pieces instead of committing to one. For the brands and sellers on the other side, the same engine runs across a product catalogue, so every listing becomes something a shopper can try on rather than only look at.

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The imagination gap

Clothing is the most returned category online, and the reason is simple: the photos are of somebody else. A shopper can see the garment but not the fit, the drape or the colour against their own body, so they hedge and order two sizes. Stylo Pocket closes that gap before the order is placed, not after the parcel arrives.

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One photo, a real result

Try-on starts with a single phone photo. The app reads body shape and pose, then renders the chosen garment onto the person with the length, folds and fall it would actually have. The output reads as a photograph of you wearing the piece, not a cutout laid on top of you.

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For the people selling the clothes

The same engine points at a catalogue. Sellers connect their product images and every listing turns into something a shopper can try rather than only scroll past, which raises confidence at checkout and cuts the returns that come from ordering blind.

What's in the box.

Everything included out of the box to run this solution reliably in production.

Try-on from a single photo

One photo taken on a phone is enough. No studio, no depth scan, no measurements to type in.

Fitted, not pasted on

The garment is rendered to your body and pose, with the drape, length and folds it would really have.

Free for shoppers

Trying on costs nothing, so people try ten pieces instead of committing to one.

Built for the phone

The whole flow runs in the app, from photo to finished image, on the device people already shop on.

Catalogue try-on for sellers

Point the engine at a product catalogue and every listing becomes something a shopper can try on.

Photos stay private

Uploads are used to generate your try-on and nothing else, and you decide what to keep or share.

Works With

Virtual Try-OnClothingMobile AppProduct CataloguesGenerative Imaging

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