ThreadSpace
ThreadSpace creates true-to-life 3D digital twins of apparel, bags, and furniture so online shoppers can assess size and fit in mixed reality before ordering. The platform enables XR try-ons, a spatial marketplace for comparing items against belongings in the user's own home, and location-specific retail experiences, aiming to reduce the 28% return rate for online apparel.
- Augmented & Virtual Reality
- Fashion Technology
- Commerce & Shopping
- Retail Technology
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Online apparel shopping suffers from high return rates—28% of online apparel gets returned—largely because customers cannot accurately assess size and fit from standard product images. This uncertainty drives bracketing behavior, where customers order multiple sizes, increasing logistics costs and environmental waste. Traditional e-commerce formats do not provide a realistic sense of how a garment fits in real space.
Solution
ThreadSpace creates true-to-life 3D digital twins of apparel, bags, and accessories, allowing customers to view and interact with products in mixed reality before ordering. Using XR headsets, shoppers can open their own closets and drawers to compare their existing belongings against the 3D digital twins side-by-side in their physical space. The platform enables a spatial marketplace where users browse digital twins and perform virtual try-ons that provide a far better sense of fit than web or mobile experiences. ThreadSpace is built for XR but designed to work for any brand, enabling retailers to offer experiential retail moments tailored to individual locations.
Target Audience
Primary customers are apparel, bag, and accessory brands seeking to reduce online return rates and improve purchasing confidence, as well as retailers looking to deliver immersive mixed-reality shopping experiences to their customers.
Features
- True-to-life 3D digital twins of apparel, bags, and accessories that capture realistic texture and detail differences across materials
- Mixed-reality try-on experience that lets customers see how items fit in their own physical environment
- Spatial marketplace for browsing digital twins and comparing them against items already in the user's closet
- Location-specific spatial interfaces that craft customized retail moments for individual stores or venues
- Compatibility across XR platforms, including Apple Vision Pro, while remaining accessible to brands without dedicated XR infrastructure