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The service, called Made for You, creates a custom T-shirt for shoppers based on their measurements. Shoppers can customize a T-shirt based on the type of fabric, color, length, fit, neckline and sleeve length. The custom T-shirt costs $25 and the service is available to anyone in the U.S. Users are required to provide Amazon with their height, weight, body style and two photos of themselves, which are taken using the Amazon app. From there, Amazon builds a "virtual body double" modeled after the user to create a custom fit and visualize what the clothing would look like on their body.

December 15, 2020 In its bid to conquer every aspect of shopping, including where we buy our clothes, Amazon today launched a new program called “Made for You” that lets its US customers order a t-shirt made to their measurements. Users provide their height, weight, and body style, and take two photos of themselves using the Amazon app. With that information, Amazon creates a virtual body double so customers can see how the shirt will fit. They also have some ability to tweak the shirt according to their preference, choosing among different colors, lengths, and necklines and selecting whe...

Amazon Fashion launches a custom clothing service, Made for You Amazon today is launching a way for customers to create custom clothing with a new service called Made for You, which lets shoppers create a custom T-shirt to their exact measurements. But unlike some companies that use mobile technology to scan and measure your body from an app, Amazon Fashion’s Made for You service requires users to provide the company with their height, weight, body style and two photos of themselves to get measured for their custom fit. After users provide their data, they can then choose from a selection o...

Amazon's new health band is the most invasive tech we've ever tested Geoffrey A. Fowler and Heather Kelly, The Washington Post Dec. 10, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3The optional body feature in the Halo app asks you to take four photos of your body in underwear or skintight clothes, and the generates an estimate of your body fat composition and a 3-D model of your body.Amazon.Show MoreShow Less 2of3The Halo uses Amazon AI to analyze the tone of your voice, which it categorizes here with terms such as "disgusted," "irritated," and "angry."Washington Post photo by Geoffrey A. Fo...

Working on devices to actually impact us on the most personal of levels. in the future, getting dressed may involve a lot more tech than you ever expected. >> really realistic quality. >> i see the fur like moving. >> first up, amazon's echo look. they call it a style assistant. so we put it to the test against an actual stylist. let's pretend that i'm going to a friend's party, okay, but which one would you prefer then? >> the lace is like a nice nighttime detail touch to the dress that i think would work better. >> this seems more nighttime for sure. >> let's do a style check. its review tak...