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Solutions

Solutions by team, business type and goal

Every Uwear solution page, grouped by who it is for and what it helps with. Pick the one closest to how your team works.

01

By team

How ecommerce, creative and IT teams use Uwear in their own part of production.

  1. 01Ecommerce teamsOn-model catalog visuals, outfit combinations, QA and API delivery for merchandising and product pages.
  2. 02Creative production teamsLock the brand’s art direction once, then generate, review, retry and approve catalog visuals at volume.
  3. 03IT and API teamsEvaluate Uwear as production infrastructure: API access, async jobs, QA workflows, retries and metadata delivery.

02

By business type

What to send, what comes back and where it goes for each kind of fashion business.

  1. 01Fashion marketplacesOn-model listing photos from seller uploads, with seller IDs kept linked and each destination checked before delivery.
  2. 02Multi-brand retailersOne studio look across the brands you stock, with result URLs mapped to each supplier style and color.
  3. 03Luxury brandsOn-model product photos under your saved art direction, starting with a Product page set pilot.
  4. 04Wholesale suppliersLine-sheet and buyer-portal photos from finished-garment samples, delivered as result URLs to your own tools.
  5. 05Resale platformsExtra on-model photos from actual-item shots, keeping the condition photos and flagging back details the photo does not show.
  6. 06Uniform and workwearPhotos from finished uniforms, with logos and details reviewed before they reach your dealer catalog.
  7. 07Print-on-demandModel photos from actual printed samples, with print details checked and manufacturing files kept separate.
  8. 08Agencies and studiosClient catalog photos with a saved art direction per brand, delivered through your agency’s own workflow.

03

By goal

Production problems: bottlenecks, launch timing and provenance.

  1. 01Reduce production bottlenecksExpand catalog imagery from existing product assets while keeping art direction, QA and delivery workflows.
  2. 02Faster time to marketGenerate product visuals as assets arrive, with reusable art direction and QA, so products are ready to launch sooner.
  3. 03Provenance and the EU AI ActPlan provenance for AI product images with C2PA and the public verifier, and assess EU AI Act disclosure.

04

Virtual try-on and shopper goals

Shopper-facing goals such as returns, conversion and order value, most of them through virtual try-on in your storefront or app.

  1. 01Try-on dataUse try-on activity as an early signal of demand, sizing intent and styling interest, before sales data arrives.
  2. 02Reduce sizing returnsVirtual try-on and brand-specific size context to help shoppers choose a size before they buy.
  3. 03Reduce clothing returnsClearer product visuals, virtual try-on and QA before publishing, aimed at the reasons shoppers send clothes back.
  4. 04Reduce support ticketsAnswer sizing and fit questions with virtual try-on before shoppers contact support.
  5. 05Reduce cart abandonmentVirtual try-on and richer product visuals to reduce uncertainty before checkout.
  6. 06Improve customer confidenceRicher visuals, virtual try-on and catalog context for shoppers deciding what to buy.
  7. 07Increase conversion rateConsistent on-model imagery, virtual try-on and faster catalog coverage on the product page.
  8. 08Increase average order valueOutfit and product-combination images for product pages, apps and recommendation modules.
  9. 09Lower cost per acquisitionMore product context and channel variants from the product assets you already have.
  10. 10Sustainable fashion operationsProduct visuals from existing assets and virtual try-on, so not every variant has to be physically produced.