Stylor
From the brands they wear to your size guide
The wrong size comes back
19.3%
of online sales were expected to be returned in 2025.
NRF and Happy Returns, survey of US retailers, 202553%
of apparel retailers name size and fit as the top reason for online returns.
Coresight Research, 100 US apparel brands and retailers, 202363%
of shoppers surveyed admitted to bracketing: buying more than they mean to keep.
Narvar, 2,023 shoppers who return online, 2022
Sure when it can be, honest when it can’t
Every answer says how sure it is, in a few words.
Her brands agree, so it gives one size, plainly.
The whole look, at their size
Questions
- How does Stylor’s size finder work?
- Shoppers pick a few brands they already wear and their size in each. Stylor reads those brands’ published size charts against your size guide and gives one size, with the reason why.
- What does it need from my store?
- A size guide on your Shopify store, as a table on a page about sizing or fit. Without one, it still answers from the sizes the shopper wears, and says there is no size guide to check against.
- What if the shopper is between sizes?
- It gives both and what each one means, for example 28 for a cleaner fit and 29 for a relaxed one. It never names a size it has nothing to base on.
- Does it size shoes?
- No. The size finder is for clothing.