Before you buy
Use a virtual try-on to explore how a piece might look with your clothes. Before ordering, check the seller’s measurements, fabric information, and return conditions. The preview cannot replace those checks.
Try WearSightPicture when you would wear the piece and which clothes it would go with. Before choosing another jacket, for example, check whether you already own one for the same occasion. Your saved wardrobe can serve as a visual reference.
Use an image you own or have permission to upload. Look for a full view of the garment rather than a cropped detail or a collage. If you have the item to hand, our phone photography guide covers a simple setup.
Keep your comparison concrete: would a longer jacket work with your usual trousers, or would you prefer a lighter colour? A preview can help you explore the idea. It should not be used to infer a precise hem length or an exact colour match.
Check the neckline, fastening, print, and outline against the original clothing image. If the preview invents a belt, removes a pocket, or changes your proportions, set that result aside. An attractive change is not evidence about the item being sold.
Read the retailer’s item-specific measurements and fabric notes. Compare them with a comfortable piece you own, using the same measuring method. Our guide to virtual try-on and physical fit explains why the image cannot replace this check.
Review the price and return conditions before ordering. You can save the idea, ask the seller a question, or decide against buying. To explore a preview in your browser, see how WearSight’s virtual try-on works and its prepaid-credit pricing.