Virtual try-on for unstitched fabric
Every other virtual try-on tool assumes the garment is already made. LookCheck renders a complete, tailored garment from a length of unstitched cloth, on the body of the person considering it.
Selling cloth online is a harder problem than selling clothes
An unstitched three-piece is three flat rectangles in a photograph. In a physical shop, a customer holds the fabric against themselves, feels the weight, drapes a corner over an arm, and builds a picture of the finished piece.
That entire sensory process is missing online. What shoppers get instead is a flat lay and a color swatch, and they are asked to spend real money on an act of imagination.
The better your cloth, the worse this serves you: because the things that justify the price — the fall, the weight, the way it catches light — are exactly the things a flat photograph cannot show.
Every other virtual try-on tool maps an already-photographed garment onto a body. Here there is no garment to map. That is why this category has been neglected, and why online fabric shoppers are still guessing.
What LookCheck does instead
The engine renders the finished garment from the fabric itself, accounting for how that specific cloth behaves in real life.
Weight-Aware Physics
Lawn hangs differently from khaddar. Chiffon behaves differently again. Heavier suiting holds a line that summer cotton will not.
True Traditional Silhouettes
Not a generic Western silhouette in your colorway. It renders a finished shalwar kameez, kurta, or three-piece made from the actual cloth.
Single Photo Upload
Shoppers upload just one regular photo. No measuring tape, no app download, and zero image retention.
Fabrics we render
Running now
Mushq, one of Pakistan's best-known luxury fashion houses, runs LookCheck unstitched try-on online across their collection, alongside LookCheck AI Smart Mirrors in store.
Read the Mushq Case StudyQuestions merchants ask
How long does setup take?
Because unstitched fabric depends on how your brand cuts its panels and designs its dupattas, initial setup takes a few days with our onboarding team to establish your pattern rules. After that, new catalog additions render automatically.
Do I need to send physical fabric swatches?
No. High-resolution flat lay photographs of the cloth, embroidery patches, and prints from your standard product photoshoot are sufficient.
Does unstitched try-on cost more than standard apparel?
No. Try-ons are billed at the standard rate per render across all plans, starting with 20 free try-ons per month.
Ready to bring unstitched fabric to life?
Schedule an onboarding consultation with our retail team to map your brand's cut patterns and see sample renders on your own lawn and khaddar fabrics.