Most campaign emails get opened on a phone. Add a Wearfits AR try-on link next to the product image, so subscribers see the exact shoe on their feet or the bag on their shoulder before they click through to buy. Works in newsletters, launch announcements, back-in-stock notes, and SMS, because it is just a link.
This page covers AR try-on links placed in owned channels: email newsletters, automated flows, and SMS. For abandoned-cart recovery see cart-abandon-ar, for creators see creator-ar, for QR in store see qr-tryon. Shoes and bags only. No AR clothing. No invented open-rate or conversion claims.
From product catalog to inbox try-on in four steps.
Choose the shoes and bags your next send will feature: new arrivals, restocks, gift picks, or a seasonal edit.
Each product gets a Wearfits AR try-on URL that opens straight in the phone browser.
Add a "Try it on" button under the product image in your newsletter, flow, or SMS. Keep your usual UTM tags for tracking.
The reader sees the product on their feet or shoulder, then continues to your product page to buy.
Ideas for campaign moments. Qualitative only, with no invented rates.
Let subscribers try the new silhouette or bag before anyone has reviewed it.
Someone already wanted it. A try-on link helps them confirm the pick quickly.
Gift shoppers can preview the bag or shoe on themselves. See also Gift Guide AR.
Pair the reminder with a try-on so interest turns into a confident order. See Pre-order AR.
A single short link in a text opens the try-on on the phone that received it.
Bought the shoes? Invite them to try the matching bag in AR from the follow-up email.
Install the try-on on your product pages first, then reuse the same products in email. Start at get started or the App Store listing.
Abandoned carts: Cart Abandon AR. Creators: Creator AR. In store: QR Try-On. Product pages: PDP Try-On.
Email contact@wearfits.com with your list size, send cadence, and which shoe or bag lines you want to feature. We reply with a setup outline.