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From size charts to comparison: a clearer sizing decision

Organize measurements, recommend a size, and let customers compare alternatives without treating three different problems as one feature.

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Visual comparison of M and G sizes for an Approve shirt — Live size comparison at Approve

What it solves

A clear role in the bigger journey.

The chart explains measurements. The recommender suggests an option. The comparator makes the difference between the recommended size and an alternative easier to understand visually.

Size chart

Present the grid measurements clearly on the product page.

Size recommendation

Use the available data to identify the most compatible size.

Size comparison

Compare the recommended size with an alternative visually.

How it works

From context to the next step.

The store adds or connects the relevant measurements for each product.
The experience asks only for the data defined for the recommendation.
Customers receive a recommendation and can explore it with visual comparison.

Best fit

Who this experience is for

Brands with proprietary size grids
Multi-brand operations
Categories with frequent fit questions

Before the pilot

The scope needs to be true

The commercial demonstration confirms categories, inputs, integration, review responsibility, limits, and the next step. This page does not replace the technical design.

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Frequently asked questions

What the page needs to make clear.

Are a chart, recommendation, and comparison the same thing?

No. The chart provides measurements; the recommendation turns data into a suggestion; the comparison shows two options side by side. They can work together, but they solve different moments in the decision.

Does the comparator replace the recommended size?

No. The recommended size is a natural anchor. Comparison helps customers evaluate a closer or looser alternative without erasing the original recommendation.

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