Every size, every colourway, every piece in the catalogue. In the room the customer is already standing in.
Five things your customers can do with Vagora that aren’t possible anywhere else on your floor.
Complete looks map to the body and move in real time. No changing room, no queue, and nobody sent to the stockroom to find out whether a size exists.
Less friction between interest and decision, and a shorter path from looking to asking for the piece.
Colours, combinations and pieces that were never going to fit in the room. Browsed from where the customer is standing, against live stock.
Demand stays in the store when the exact item is not on display, instead of leaving with the customer.
Pieces combine, and complete outfits compare side by side, before anyone is asked to fetch anything.
Complementary pieces enter the decision naturally, and the basket widens without anyone making a pitch.
Unstitched cloth, tailored orders and made-to-order looks are worn on screen before anything is cut or produced.
Demand appears before the commitment does. Earlier signal, and less product risk carried into a season.
The customer and the look are placed inside a world built for the collection, the campaign or the moment.
Longer dwell time, deeper engagement, and a moment worth photographing and sending on.
A 49-inch interactive mirror that comes alive as you approach. Browse available sizes, explore your options, and experience garments in a way that feels as natural as looking in the mirror.
Everything you see reflects what’s actually available in-store. The camera is active only during your session.
The floor is where it earns attention. The business is where it has to earn its keep.
Barcode, QR, retrieval requests and connected commerce carry the interest forward to the counter, or to the customer's phone.
Fewer places for a decided customer to fall out of the journey.
What was browsed, tried, compared, saved and ignored. All of it visible before any of it reaches a sales report.
Anonymous interaction becomes an early demand and merchandising signal.
Catalogues and inventory connected, content updated remotely, every deployment managed from one place.
Faster rollouts, consistent execution, and central visibility across the estate.
Every mirror, every store and every market, with the catalogue, the sessions and the sync state in one place.
A mirror that drops offline surfaces here before anyone in the store notices.
One scan
The picks leave with the customer: garment, colourway and size, on their own phone.
The counter already knows
The same list reaches the floor team, so the piece is on its way before anyone asks.
The camera is active only during a session and nothing is stored. Selfies a customer chooses to keep are sent to their own phone and deleted from the mirror when the session ends. There is no enrolment, no account and no face database.
It reads the product feed you already publish, and stock levels sync live. Nothing is offered on the mirror that the store cannot produce.
Nothing during a session. The picks arrive at the counter as a list, which is where a person adds the value they are actually good at.
Sessions, try-ons per session and scan-through rate, by store and by garment, in the console from day one. Every figure we publish carries the window it was measured over.
One store first, on a fixed term, with the measurement agreed before installation. Catalogues, content and configuration are then managed centrally, so each additional store is a delivery date rather than a project.