ChatGPT Now Has a Try-On Button

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👗 Your fitting room just moved inside ChatGPT

As of October 1, clothing and accessory listings in ChatGPT carry a "Try on" button. A shopper uploads a selfie and ChatGPT generates an image of them wearing the item, then saves the photo for next time.

For apparel brands, the fit decision now starts before the click. That changes what your product data has to do.

Run the try-on on your own catalog

Do this with three or four teammates of different heights and builds:

1. Search ChatGPT for your top 10 products by name and by plain description, such as "black linen wide-leg trousers."
2. Note whether your listing appears and whether it shows the Try on button.
3. Run the try-on for each teammate and screenshot the result.
4. Compare each image with how the garment really fits. Look at length, drape, rise and color.

Mark every product where the render looks worse or better than reality. The first loses the sale, and the second comes back as a return.

Write fit into the text

An image can't say "runs small in the shoulders." Your product data has to. For every apparel listing, add plain-language lines covering:

• the model's height and the size they're wearing
• whether it runs true, small or large, and where
• fabric weight and stretch, such as "midweight cotton, no stretch"
• the inseam, sleeve length or drop measurement that matters most for this item

Merchants have been able to send product catalogs to ChatGPT since last year. If you already do, push these fields into the feed descriptions as well as your site.

Watch what happens after the selfie

Shoppers who already tried an item on likely arrive further along, so judge them separately.

• Set up a segment in your analytics for visits referred from chatgpt.com, landing on product pages.
• Track three numbers monthly for that segment: conversion rate, size-exchange rate and full returns.
• Compare against the same products sold through other channels.

If ChatGPT-referred orders return more often on certain items, revisit the fit lines and images for those first.

If they return less, those products are your strongest candidates for prospecting ads in other channels too.

Keep saved items honest

ChatGPT lets shoppers save products to favorites and folders for later. A saved item showing an old price or a sold-out size is a broken promise.

Refresh your product feed at least daily during Q4, and remove discontinued colors as soon as they sell through.

Start with Step 1 today. Ten products and four selfies will tell you more than any spec sheet.

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