Why are bottoms the hardest thing to buy online?
Because length and rise are invisible on a hanger. A midi skirt is a different garment on a 160 cm frame and a 180 cm one, and a high-waisted trouser changes where the top ends. A photo of you settles both questions in one look, which is why bottoms are where returns are highest.
What does the try-on keep and what does it change?
It changes the trousers or skirt and nothing else. Your top, your shoes, your hands and the floor you are standing on stay as they were. Drag the slider slowly across the waist and the hem: those are the two places that decide whether a pair of trousers works, and they are the two places a still photo of a model cannot tell you about.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a full-body photo for trousers?
Yes, or at least a three-quarter photo that shows the hips and thighs. The garment needs a body to sit on, and the hem length only makes sense if the legs are visible.
Can I try a skirt on a photo where I am wearing trousers?
Yes. The skirt replaces the trousers. Your top and shoes stay as they are.
Does it show the rise, high-waisted versus mid?
Yes. The waistband sits where the garment photo puts it, so a high-waisted trouser shows as high-waisted on you and changes where your top ends.
Can I import jeans from a shop?
Yes. Save the product photo and use it as the garment. A flat or mannequin photo of the jeans on their own works best.
