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Will scan-to-fit tech revolutionise fashion? Sweden’s H&M brand Weekday is among the first high-street brands to offer made-to-measure clothes – get the ideal cut and reduce waste

STORYP.Ramakrishnan
Unspun jeans that are scanned to fit. Photo handout
Unspun jeans that are scanned to fit. Photo handout
Fashion

  • Hong Kong’s Unspun, Gay Giano and Isabella Wren are already using the system to tailor personalised attire for men and women
  • Body scanners can log your measurements in a matter of minutes to ensure the perfect cut – soon you’ll be able to scan your size at home with an iPhone

We’ve all bought clothes that don’t quite fit right – whether jeans a little too tight, or dresses a little too long. Thankfully the trials and tribulations of squeezing our bodies into standard, off-the-shelf sizes may be a thing of the past, as fashion brands and even high-street stores are abruptly turning to new scan-to-fit technologies. As well as offering customers their ideal choice of length and silhouette, as well as fabric and colour, AI-driven body scans also potentially minimise the wastage associated with unbought clothes, making the notoriously unsustainable fashion industry more eco-friendly to boot.
Unspun’s futuristic scan-to-fit technology. Photo: Unspun
Unspun’s futuristic scan-to-fit technology. Photo: Unspun
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