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How Microsoft's Kinect Could Replace Your Tailor (No Pins Required) Raj Sareen is the CEO of Styku, a “virtual fitting room” whose offices I visited over a year ago (see: “The Avatar’s New Clothes”). Styku has since pivoted to focus its body-scanning efforts on the Kinect, and was recently named one of the first batch of startups in Microsoft’s Kinect Accelerator program. I called up Sareen to learn how Styku has progressed, and whether it still struggled with what Sareen’s father had told me was one of the most vexing problems in clothing: how to fit the many shapes and sizes of the breast. FAST COMPANY: Long time no chat. RAJ SAREEN: It’s been a while since you wrote about how my dad said no two boobs are alike. Catch us up on what Styku has been up to since we last spoke. "It’s going to end up being a very disruptive technology that changes the apparel industry, making it smarter and more efficient." In June 2011 we launched our application, without Kinect, on a site called Billy Blues. So you’re in Redmond now? We didn’t know that either. Exactly.
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Tailored Clothes “The only man who behaves sensibly is my tailor; he takes my measurements anew every time he sees me, while all the rest go on with their old measurements and expect me to fit them.” - George Bernard Shaw Tailored clothes, by the most narrow definition, refers to any garment cut and sewn by a tailor. The job of a tailor used to have a specific set of hand sewing, machine sewing and pressing techniques associated with it, but the range of tasks a modern tailor performs has since widened. In the United Kingdom, traditional tailoring is known as bespoke, where a unique garment is cut and made from start to finish for a particular customer. Tailored Clothes On AM Tailored clothes conjure up images of Savile Row’s finest and experts in the Far East who make private trips to the hotel rooms of couture-hungry tourists looking for a bargain. Tailored Clothes Fact If you’re in the market for dirt-cheap tailored clothes, you can look past Asian metropolises like Bangkok and Hong Kong.
Case studies - Fits.me : Fits.me For REAL statistics, REAL measures of performance and REAL opinions on the Fits.me Virtual Fitting Room, read the case studies below. There’s no need to take our word for it when there are others to speak for us. Henri Lloyd case study – October 2013 “The stats we’re getting are overwhelming evidence that our virtual fitting room….and as a result it has smashed the overall returns rate.”Graham Allen Click on image to download Thomas Pink case study – April 2013 “For any optional button to get a click-through rate of almost 20% is pretty impressive.”Nadine Sharara Hawes & Curtis case study – September 2012 “Have we seen improved conversion rates with Fits.me? Pretty Green case study – September 2012 “And 79% of all virtual fitting room users reported that either they wouldn’t buy without the fitting room or that they would have ordered the wrong size – or even sizes, guaranteeing that we would get returns.”Tim Kalic Benefits of a fitting room
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