GENLOOK FOR ACTIVEWEAR

Virtual try-on for activewear.

Compression, crop length, where the leggings hit. Activewear fit is a proportion question. Genlook answers it on the shopper's own body, right on the product page.

Activewear try-ons, generated.

Same shopper photo, four different pieces, each with the product photo it came from.

Halter sports braHalter sports bra, original photo
Halter sports bra
Gym crop teeGym crop tee, original photo
Gym crop tee
Tennis skortTennis skort, original photo
Tennis skort
Racerback sports braRacerback sports bra, original photo
Racerback sports bra

Trusted by 400+ fashion brands

★★★★★5.0on the Shopify App Store
Karl Lagerfeld
Fashion's Park
Sanaulla International
Monastery
Aspiga
Saltrock
Como 1907
Kelly Felder
ESSENTIA
G2000
GQSize
Daly Dress
Al Karim Fabrics
Gabos London
Bo-Star
Anthony's
CĖNC
SARA ELEMARY

02 · The problem with activewear

“Is this too cropped for me?” isn't in the size chart.

Activewear shoppers ask visual questions: is the top too cropped, do the 7/8 leggings hit the calf or the ankle, how compressive is compressive? A chart answers none of them, and a model with a different build answers them wrong.

· Athletic wear returns run high, and sizing drives most of them

· Compression and crop can't be judged on someone else's body

· Genlook puts the shopper inside the gear before they commit

Tennis skort
Gym crop tee
Halter sports bra
GENERATED
Halter sports bra

Swipe for the next piece, same body. Cards cycle on their own.

−24%

returns on try-on activewear orders

+32%

conversion after a try-on

6.2s

from her photo to the set

Crop–7/8

every hem, cut and compression level

03 · Every activewear cut

From sports bra to full set, the fit holds.

A compressive legging isn't a boxy training tee. The engine maps tight fabric to real contours instead of draping it.

LeggingsSports brasHoodiesMatching setsTennis skirts
Rash guardsTraining teesYoga pants+ yours

04 · What the engine gets right

Tuned for compression and stretch.

Contours, not tents

Leggings and sports bras follow the body's shape the way compressive fabric actually does.

Hemlines land true

Where the crop ends and where the 7/8 legging hits, mapped to their height, not the model's.

Sets work as sets

The full matching set on their own body, colorway included, before committing to both pieces.

Support reads as support

A high-support racerback and a light halter render as different garments, because they are.

Tennis skort, generated
Tennis skort, generated
Racerback bra, generated
Racerback bra, generated

05 · Where activewear brands use it

Not just the product page.

Product pages

Compression, crop length, and ankle hit shown on the shopper's build, right next to add-to-cart.

Matching sets

The full set previewed on their own body, colorway included, before they commit to both pieces.

Launch campaigns

Send drop traffic to try-on pages and turn "where will this hit on me?" into same-session checkouts.

06 · In depth

Activewear fit is a proportion question.

Online activewear returns run around 18 to 22%, and sizing drives most of them. The category's questions are proportional rather than dimensional: whether a crop lands above the ribs, or where a 7/8 legging hits the calf, depends entirely on the body wearing it. That's why a size chart and a model photo so often disagree with the mirror.

A try-on on the shopper's own photo settles the proportion question before the order; the size chart still picks the number. The live demo shows how tight, compressive pieces render, and the ROI calculator estimates what fewer fit returns are worth on your traffic.

Halter sports bra, generated
Halter sports bra, generated

07 · Activewear, specifically

Asked by activewear brands.

Does the AI understand compressive fabrics?

Yes. The activewear engine maps tight clothing smoothly to the shopper's contours, unlike the streetwear engine, which preserves boxy drape.

Can we use flat lay photography?

Yes. The engine takes a flat lay or ghost mannequin shot of your leggings or sports bra and reconstructs how it looks worn on a real body.

Can shoppers try a full matching set?

Yes. If your product photo shows the set, the set renders as one look, so the shopper sees top and bottom together in the colorway they picked.

Will this slow down my store?

No. The widget lazy-loads only when a shopper interacts with it, so your Core Web Vitals and page speed stay untouched.

Are shoppers' photos private?

Yes. Photos are encrypted, never used to train models, and deleted automatically after 7 days. GDPR compliant by default.

What does it cost?

The free plan includes 100 generations, enough to test it on your bestsellers. Paid plans scale with monthly volume, and shoppers who only browse cost you nothing.

Runs wherever you sell.

Shopify app →WooCommerce plugin →Try-On API for custom stores →

One engine, every storefront

Further reading

What is virtual try-on? →ROI calculator →

Put your bestselling set on every shopper.

Free plan, 100 generations included. Works with the activewear photos you already have.