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Apparel & Fashion Case Studies and Customer Success Stories with dressipi

 

Country Road Group - Apparel & Fashion - Large

Melbourne, Australia

Dressipi helped Country Road Group boost revenue per visitor by 4% on their Witchery website. The company used Dressipi to... improve product tagging, increasing from 7 to 50 attributes per garment. Personalized outfits and similar item recommendations were launched on product pages. Weekly personalized emails drove an 11% increase in revenue per email. Country Road Group is now expanding Dressipi's personalization across all its brands.

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River Island - Apparel & Fashion - Large

London, UK

Dressipi helped River Island boost revenue by 6% in 12 months with apparel-specific personalization. The initial test on womenswear product... listing pages led to a 3% revenue per visitor increase, outperforming generic providers. Expanding Dressipi across menswear and kidswear improved average order value by 5% and conversion by 3%. Integrating Dressipi into emails raised click-through rates by 34% and revenue per email by 99%. River Island gained new customer insights and faster campaign turnaround times.

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Seasalt Cornwall - Apparel & Fashion - Medium

Cornwall, UK

Dressipi helped Seasalt Cornwall boost revenue per visitor by 1. 5%. The retailer wanted to match in-store service online. Generic...personalization tools failed to deliver. Dressipi's fashion-focused software gave each visitor unique outfit recommendations. Customers saw more relevant styles and inspiration. This led to higher profits and a better digital experience.

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Belstaff - Apparel & Fashion - Medium

London, UK

Dressipi helped Belstaff boost email revenue by 69% with personalized product recommendations. Belstaff used Dressipi’s APIs to create tailored emails,... moving away from generic batch sends. In a 4-week test, emails with Dressipi recommendations saw a 14% higher click-to-open rate. Conversion rates rose by 32% and total orders increased by 63%. Belstaff maintained its luxury brand identity while improving ecommerce results.

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LK Bennett - Apparel & Fashion - Medium

London, UK

LK Bennett used GrapheneAI powered by Dressipi to improve their merchandising. They replaced their old tool, which was costly and... time-consuming. The new solution combined real-time personalization with merchandising control. This helped LK Bennett show the best products to each customer. They saw a 20% increase in revenue and fewer product returns. The team now spends less time managing the tool.

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Retail Case Studies and Customer Success Stories with dressipi

 

Luxury retailer (UAE & Europe) - Retail - Large

Dressipi helped a luxury retailer in the UAE and Europe improve shopping experiences. The retailer needed personalized recommendations for diverse... customer needs, including modest and non-modest dressers. Dressipi's solution delivered a 12% increase in revenue per visitor. The retailer also saw a 2% rise in average order value, an 11% boost in conversion, and a 25% reduction in returns. The partnership enabled ongoing benefits and strong support.

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John Lewis & Partners - Retail - Very Large

London, UK

Dressipi helped John Lewis & Partners remove friction from online shopping. The solution delivered up to 100 million personalized outfits... per night. Customers received tailored recommendations across womenswear, menswear, and kidswear. John Lewis saw a significant uplift in revenue per email sent with personalized outfit strategies. The partnership enabled richer customer profiles and improved the shopping journey.

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House of Bruar - Retail - Medium

Pitlochry, UK

Dressipi used its fashion-specific AI to help House of Bruar boost revenue per visitor by 5%. The solution also cut... return rates by 2%. House of Bruar tested Dressipi’s personalized recommendations against generic algorithms and manual curation. The AI showed strong results, needing no manual work from the team. Customers saw products they liked and were less likely to return them.

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