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Natali Simpson eCom Director, premium fashion store
Tryora Блог Style Canvas Кейс: Style Canvas і add-to-cart
Style Canvas Для Head of eCommerce Кейс · Дані

Як Style Canvas збільшує
додавання в кошик: кейс Andreas Moskin

Outfit Builder Conversion Case Study:
How Style Canvas Lifts Add-to-Cart

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Style Canvas на каталозі Andreas Moskin — зібраний образ

A fashion shopper lands on a product page, looks at one item, and leaves. Across the industry, only 6–7% of product-page views ever reach the cart. Style Canvas changes the buying moment itself: instead of one item, the shopper builds a look. Here is what 28 days of data on Andreas Moskin showed — honestly, with a clear note on what we measured and what we did not.

Частина 01

The One-Item Problem

Fashion sells outfits, but the product page shows items one at a time. A shopper who could have bought a shirt, trousers and a belt sees only the shirt — and goes looking for the rest elsewhere. Or does not look at all.

The numbers back this up. The add-to-cart rate (the share of sessions where an item reaches the cart) in fashion retail sits around 6–7% per 2025 industry data. That means nine of every ten product-page views produce no intent to buy at all.

Discounts do not fix this — they just cut your margin. The problem is not price. The problem is that the product page is a dead end: one item, no context, no look.

Частина 02

What Style Canvas Is, and Why It Moves Add-to-Cart

Style Canvas is an interactive outfit builder embedded directly in the store. The shopper assembles a full look from real catalog products, sees them together, and adds the whole outfit at once instead of a single item.

The mechanic is simple, which is exactly why it works. The product page asks "will you buy this item?". Canvas asks "what look are you building?". The first is a closed yes/no. The second pulls the shopper into action: they drag items, try combinations, finish the look. And engagement in action is the path to purchase intent.

So the metric Canvas moves first is not an abstract "conversion" but a concrete add-to-cart. That is what we measure below.

Частина 03

The Andreas Moskin Data: 28 Days

Andreas Moskin is a premium menswear brand on Shopify running Style Canvas. Here is a 28-day snapshot (May 11 – June 8, 2026), straight from the Tryora analytics database, not GA4.

370
Відкриттів Canvas за 28 днів
55
Додавань у кошик із Canvas
14.9%
Canvas → кошик

In plain terms: of every 100 shoppers who opened Canvas, about 15 added an item to the cart. These are confirmed add-to-cart events on the site, not in-widget "intent" or clicks.

Частина 04

An Honest Comparison (and Why It Beats a Loud One)

Сегмент Add-to-cart rate Знаменник (база)
Canvas users (Andreas Moskin) 14.9% shoppers who opened Canvas (engaged)
Fashion market, average ~6–7% all product-page traffic

At first glance that is double the market. But an honest analyst asks immediately: what is in the denominator?

Our 14.9% is measured against people who already opened Canvas — engaged shoppers who chose to build a look. The market 6–7% is measured against all product-page traffic, including those who left in three seconds. Different bases. So we do not say "Canvas converts twice as well as the market" — that would be apples to oranges.

What we do say honestly: among shoppers who engaged with Canvas, purchase intent is high — 14.9%. The most precise comparison would be the store's own baseline over the same period, but that data belongs to the client and we do not publish it. So we use the market as a reference point, not as a control group.

An honest case study is not the one with the biggest number. It is the one where it is clear what was actually measured.

Частина 05

What We Deliberately Do Not Claim Here

You may have noticed what is missing: we do not say Canvas raised average order value (AOV) or revenue — even though the logic of building a look points straight to a bigger basket.

The reason is simple and important. To claim revenue honestly, you have to connect the Canvas interaction to a completed purchase — via an order webhook. Until that attribution is wired up, we have reliable event data (from our own database, not GA4) but not confirmed revenue. So we do not talk about revenue.

Outfit-commerce market cases (for example Stylitics × Rhone) report AOV gains around 39%. But those are their numbers, not Andreas Moskin's. We cite them only as industry context for the mechanism, not as our own result.

Why are we so pedantic about this? Because a vendor who blends purchase intent with revenue will eventually leave you exposed in front of your own CFO. A smaller number you can trust beats a big one you have to defend.

Підсумок

Five Things to Take Away

  • The product page sells items one at a time. Fashion market add-to-cart is only 6–7%.
  • Style Canvas lets shoppers build a look. Among Canvas-engaged shoppers, add-to-cart was 14.9% over 28 days at Andreas Moskin.
  • Do not compare 14.9% to the market 6–7% directly: different denominators (engaged shoppers vs all traffic).
  • The most precise number is your own. See how Canvas behaves on your catalog.

Want to see your own number?

In one or two business days we'll show Style Canvas on your catalog and your own add-to-cart. If it doesn't work — we'll tell you straight, not sell you anyway.