Virtual tour for clothing shops
Impression
Brands and atmosphere at a glance, where photos always fall short.
- 1 day on location
- Within 4 weeks live
- 20,000+ px
Try it yourself
Look around Lancelot 4 Kids in Bergen
A children's clothing shop, captured and built by us in the style of their own website.
Also to try: a demo
A fictitious business in an impression of the room, with an integration that really works.
Demo · integration built by us · fictitious business
Demo · integration built by us · fictitious business
Demo Sample Fashion Store
See what is in stock, and put it aside
Click a rail or table. You see per size what is left, and you can have a piece put aside for two hours.
The back end of this demo cannot be reached right now. You can look around and choose, but booking does not work for the moment.
What you can do here
- Knitted jumper
- Linen shirt
- Chinos
- Wool beanie
- Leather belt
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This really works. What you book here is taken for everyone viewing this page, until you cancel or the time has passed. We do not ask your name and store nothing about you.
Stock per size and put aside
See what is left per size, and have a piece put aside for two hours.
How a tour works for clothing shops
A virtual tour of your clothing shop is a 360° tour in which visitors walk along the racks themselves. They see which brands you carry, how the shop is laid out and where the fitting rooms are. We photograph the shop on location, build the tour and host it; it is live within four weeks of the day on location.
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Buying clothes in a shop is about more than the garment. It is about whether the style suits you, whether the price level fits and whether you feel at home. People form that judgement in three seconds at the door, and online there is usually nothing that anticipates it: a logo, an address and a few loose product photos.
A tour lets those three seconds happen in advance. Anyone walking in already knows which brands are hanging there and which way the shop leans. At a rack an information point can name the brand or link through to the collection, and at the fitting rooms you can explain how exchanges and reservations work.
Your brands are visible straight away
Anyone looking for a brand wants to know whether you carry it. In the tour it hangs on the rack, with an information point that links through to the collection.
Style and price level match in advance
The atmosphere of your shop naturally filters who walks in. Visitors who have already seen the shop are a better match for what you sell.
Strong for a shop outside the centre
If you are not on the busiest shopping street, people need something to win them over before they make the trip. Seeing what is on the racks is that something.
Honestly
- The room at the top is an impression. Your tour will be a real capture of your own business.
- Sample Fashion Store does not exist. The integration behind it really works.
- It runs on our hosting. You get the link for your site, Google and your email signature.
Questions
The collection changes every season. What then?
The shop itself does not change every season, and that is what the tour shows: the interior, the atmosphere and the level. The information points that refer to products can be updated without new photography, because they live in the tour and not in the image.
Can I link through to my web shop?
Yes. An information point at a rack or a window display can point to a product page, a brand page or your whole web shop. That way the tour becomes a sales channel rather than just a calling card.
How many viewpoints does my shop need?
That depends on the floor area and on what you want to show. A single-room shop needs far fewer than a building with several floors. The number of viewpoints determines the price. Usually we first come and look at the shop, then you hear what it costs.
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