For boutiques
A Smart Mirror for Your Boutique: More Try-Ons, Bigger Baskets, Full Feeds
Large chains invest tens of thousands in digital store experiences. With standard hardware and AI software, your boutique gets the same effect – for a fraction of the cost and without an IT department. Here's how a smart mirror changes everyday life in the store.
For boutiques at a glance
- Virtual try-on right on the shop floor – no fitting room, in seconds.
- The mirror handles upselling: matching pieces from your collection, at the right moment.
- Every shared look carries your boutique's branding to Instagram – organic marketing included.
Why boutiques benefit most
Owner-run boutiques have what online shops will never have: personal advice, a curated collection, real closeness. A smart mirror doesn't weaken that – it amplifies it. While you serve one customer, the mirror advises the next: honestly, patiently, and with your entire collection in mind. Nobody leaves the store because all hands are busy.
Add the novelty effect: an AI mirror is still a sensation in most towns. It draws in passers-by who 'just wanted to look' – and gives the local press a reason to write about you.
What a customer visit with Mira looks like
- Arrive: The customer discovers the Mira station and steps in front of it – the mirror greets them and explains itself.
- Analyse: One photo, a few seconds – Mira analyses colour impact and style of the current outfit, lovingly honest.
- Try on: Via barcode scan or selection they try pieces from your collection virtually – colour changes included.
- Complete: Mira suggests matching pieces from your stock: the blazer for the trousers, the scarf for the dress – upselling without pressure.
- Take home: The look collage goes to their phone via QR code – with your branding. From there, Instagram is one tap away.
The features at a glance
- Kiosk mode: Runs unattended on the tablet – self-explanatory for customers, protected against misuse.
- Inventory by barcode: New items captured in 2–3 minutes; the AI writes descriptions, colours, and details itself.
- Virtual try-on: Photorealistic rendering on the customer's body – how it works.
- Honest style analysis: presence level, colour impact, concrete tips – the conversation starter that builds trust.
- QR handoff: Looks, wishlist, and advice travel to the customer's phone – including an incentive to come back.
- Statistics: Which pieces get tried on most? What gets shared? Data your buying decisions can use.
What you need – and what you don't
You need: about 1 m² of well-lit floor space, a power outlet, Wi-Fi, and standard hardware from ~CHF 1,200 (full cost breakdown). You don't need: IT skills, installation technicians, annual contracts, or expensive custom hardware. Setup takes one afternoon – step-by-step guide.