Retailer and brand websites
Save or capture a product image when you are considering an item online. Aidrobe uses the clothing image itself, so the retailer does not need to build a dedicated connection.
Try on clothes from any store On you.
Aidrobe is not limited to a store catalog. If you can get a clothing image, you can use it as the input for an AI try on.
Shopping apps and marketplaces
A clear screenshot can turn a listing into a visual comparison. Crop navigation, badges, and unrelated products when they obscure the garment.
Your existing wardrobe
Camera-roll photos can also represent clothes you already own. This makes the same workflow useful for packing, event planning, and combining old pieces with potential purchases.
What makes a useful product image?
- The garment is clearly visible.
- Important edges are not cropped away.
- Text, buttons, or sale badges do not cover the item.
- One dominant product is easier to interpret than a crowded collage.
- The image represents the color or variation you are considering.
No supported-store directory
Aidrobe does not maintain a list of compatible retailers. Compatibility depends on having a usable clothing image, not on which store supplied it.
Turn the product image into a comparison
Trying clothes from retailers
Does the store need to support Aidrobe?
No. Aidrobe uses clothing images, so a direct technical integration with the retailer is not required.
Can I use marketplace listing images?
Yes, when the image clearly shows the item. Listing collages, watermarks, text, or other products may make the clothing harder to interpret.
Can I combine a new item with clothes I own?
Yes. Add images of your existing pieces with the item you are considering to create a full outfit preview.
If you can save the clothing, you can explore the look.
Bring the product image and your own photo into one retailer-independent workflow.
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