A try-on isn’t a parlor trick. It’s a decision tool. People don’t only want to see a shirt on a body—they want to know if the shoulder line will feel authoritative or sloppy on theirs.
We prioritize cues humans actually use: break at the hip, tension across the chest, where the hem lands relative to your proportions. The render can be beautiful and still wrong if those cues lie.
Confidence is the product. When the drape looks plausible, people shop with less regret—and return less. That’s better for closets and for the planet.