Frequently asked questions about clothing size charts

Follow the Shopify App Store link in the Shopify App section of our homepage. Install Vestofy, open it from your Shopify admin, and follow the setup instructions to create a chart and add size guidance to your storefront.

Yes. Create charts for your different garments and use product assignments to show the appropriate guide. Preview the guide on your product pages after setting up the assignments.

No. Open the web app from the Standalone Web App section of our homepage and create an account. You can build, edit, preview, and publish charts in your browser without installing software.

Use the publishing tools to generate a direct link or QR code for a marketplace listing, message, or product label. For your own website, use the embed instructions or React integration to display the guide on a product page.

Use the App Store download link in the iOS Chart Creator section of our homepage to open the Vestofy listing. The listing shows current device compatibility and installation requirements.

Yes. The app provides camera-based garment measurement tools for creating or updating size charts. Review and correct measurements against your garment specifications before sharing the chart with shoppers.

Vestofy is a clothing size chart creator and publishing platform for fashion brands, manufacturers, designers, and online stores. Merchants can build editable size charts, add measurement guidance, connect charts to products, and share them on a website, by direct link, or with a QR code.

A size chart is the table of sizes and measurements, such as chest, waist, hip, or garment length. A size guide combines that chart with instructions, images, unit conversions, and fit guidance that help a shopper interpret the measurements and choose a size.

Vestofy is designed for anyone selling sized fashion products, including independent designers, clothing manufacturers, direct-to-consumer brands, Shopify merchants, marketplace sellers, and teams running a custom e-commerce website.

Product-specific guidance gives shoppers the measurements that apply to the item they are viewing. It can reduce sizing uncertainty, make product pages more useful, and help customers make a more informed choice before they buy.

Open the Vestofy dashboard, start a new chart, choose a garment type or template, and enter your measurements. You can rename sizes and measurement columns, change units, add rows, include guide text or images, preview the shopper experience, and then publish when the chart is ready.

Yes. Vestofy supports editable size labels and measurement fields, single values or ranges, and common units such as inches and centimeters. This lets a chart reflect the terminology and specifications used by your brand.

Vestofy includes assisted workflows for camera-based garment measurement and image-to-chart extraction. Treat generated measurements as a starting point: the merchant should review, correct, and preview every value against the product specification before publishing.

When enabled for a chart, the recommendation experience compares the shopper information provided in the size guide with the chart measurements and configured fit rules. The result is guidance, not a guarantee, so accurate product measurements and clear instructions remain essential.

Use measurements from the current product specification, state whether values describe a body or a garment, label every unit, and preview the published guide. Review the chart whenever a supplier, pattern, fabric, fit, or product version changes.

Yes. Vestofy can use a default chart and more specific assignment rules for products or product properties such as collections, vendors, product types, and tags. This helps a shopper see the guide intended for the item they are viewing.

A published guide can be shared through a direct URL, a QR code, an embedded page, or a storefront integration. A direct link or QR code is useful for marketplaces, social selling, packaging, labels, and other channels where you cannot install website code.

Yes. Shopify merchants can use the Vestofy Shopify app to add size guidance to their storefront and manage charts for their products. The standalone dashboard is also available for sellers who use other platforms.

Yes. Developers can use an iframe or the Vestofy React package to add the shopper-facing size guide to a custom storefront. The standalone publishing tools provide examples for identifying a product and loading its assigned chart.

Yes. You can share a published size guide as a direct link or QR code. This works well for marketplace listings, product packaging, in-store signs, order inserts, messages, and social commerce.

Vestofy size guides are designed to adapt to desktop and mobile screens. Merchants should still preview each chart on common screen sizes, especially when it contains many measurement columns or detailed guide images.

A clear, accurate size chart can help shoppers make a better-informed size choice and may reduce avoidable sizing mistakes. Results depend on product consistency, measurement accuracy, fit preferences, chart placement, and how clearly the guide is explained; no size tool can guarantee a specific return rate.

Create a Vestofy account, build your first chart, verify the measurements in the shopper preview, and choose how to publish it. Start with one important product or collection, then expand your assignment rules after confirming the guide works as expected.

Use the Help area inside the Vestofy dashboard for guidance on chart creation, product assignments, display settings, previews, and publishing. For additional support, email contact@vestofy.com.