Every GarmenTry release is named after a fabric - and every release is a plan. A newer release does more and costs more; your shop picks the rung it needs. The shopper never pays - the try-on is something your shop gives them, the way it gives free shipping.
releases are plans
A plan is a release: a frozen set of capabilities, named after its fabric. Bug and security fixes flow to every plan.
at most three on sale
Never more than three plans are purchasable at once - the window slides as new releases ship.
the shop subscribes
Plans are for webshops. Shoppers register, try on and share for free - that is the product you buy.
01 · muslin
02 · calico
03 · twill
then silk
muslin alpha
the toile: where every garment begins
named for Mosul, where the weave reached Europe from
Before a tailor cuts the real cloth, the design is sewn in muslin and fitted on the body. The first release is that first fitting: your own storefront, your own size chart doing the advising, and the numbers on how your garments fit.
Muslin’s $1 price is set, and it opens in October 2026: free for the first month, then $1 a month. The try-on comes with the next releases. Plan contents above are provisional until each release ships - subscribing is not open yet. The ladder runs on past Twill - Silk takes the window when its release is cut.
why it pays for itself
Your dashboard argues in €
Fashion webshops see 20–40% returns, mostly size-driven. The seller dashboard shows what the try-on saved your shop - returns avoided, recommendation uptake, conversion lift - so the subscription justifies itself with your own numbers.