On the storefront
Visitors assemble a full outfit from what is actually for sale, swap any piece, and see the finished look on someone like them, before they have ever ordered.
Atomic Goats is Shopify VTO for the whole outfit. Through its own app it runs on your Shopify store and adds two things: an AI stylist on the storefront, and post-purchase upselling through outfit campaigns after each order, both drawing on the products you already sell.
Where your Shopify customers meet Atomic Goats, and what they see there.
Visitors assemble a full outfit from what is actually for sale, swap any piece, and see the finished look on someone like them, before they have ever ordered.
The piece a customer bought becomes the centre of several finished outfits, emailed to everyone who bought it through the platform you already send from.
Shoppers pick the model nearest their build, upload a full-length photo, or take a selfie, and see every piece of the outfit on that figure.
Atomic Goats works from the store you already run: your products, your photos, your cart.
Not yet. Atomic Goats' try-on shows how an outfit looks together, not how it fits, and it gives no size advice. VTO with Fit, which models fit, is a tech proof of concept, not a shipped feature.
Where VTO with Fit is todayThe Oliver Sweeney storefront runs on Shopify, and the Atomic Goats AI stylist is live there, alongside an outfit campaign and lookbook built from its catalogue.
Try the stylist on oliversweeney.comNot every brand is on Shopify, and Atomic Goats does not need it to be: the same stylist is also a native placement on a visual-commerce platform, with no theme code.
Atomic Goats starts with a demo built on your own Shopify catalogue, so the first looks you judge are made from your products.
Questions about Shopify, answered