Tangiblee Blog

An engagement ring is one of the most important purchases of a couple’s life. Virtual engagement ring try-on has changed the game. Couples are now able to try on endless engagement ring styles from the comfort of their own home.

There's a reason that carry-on requirements represent one of the top five pain points of air travel, coming in just behind a lack of onboard services and just ahead of punctuality. Not only must you keep track of restricted and allowed items, you also need to ensure your luggage meets the size and weight guidelines for every airline you intend to fly with. Unfortunately, that's often easier said than done. 

Here are the five biggest pain points online shoppers face when buying jewelry online. 

Tangiblee takes the retailer’s existing 2D content and creates immersive shopping experiences. Retailers aren’t required to take additional product imagery or commit a full-time employee to manage the software. Our team takes on all of the heavy lifting managing, auditing, and maintaining the experience.

Tangiblee can now integrate with this existing recommendation logic, which retailers are already paying for, to show recently viewed and wish list items within our experiences using dynamic comparison items. 

‍Tangiblee, the world’s most scalable immersive shopping experience provider, showcases its next generation of Virtual Try-On (VTO) and AR technology at Shoptalk US (March 26-29).

Tangiblee is “March”-ing on and capitalizing on our growth from last year, we have continued to push the envelope with AR virtual try-on solutions. Discover the latest features that are revolutionizing the e-commerce industry. 

Our team has been hard at work improving our website. We have launched brand new website pages that aim to inform retailers about the benefits of Tangiblee and our key differentiators.

3D is a buzzword in the e-commerce industry. Retailers are being told that they need interactive 3D in order to stay ahead of the trends. However, most retailers don’t understand what 3D is, how it works, and the impact it has on the customer experience.

You might be surprised to know there are many products and industries where retailers can greatly improve the customer experience by making things a bit more interactive. We're going to go over a few of the most unexpected — here are four retail sectors you didn't know could benefit from an interactive experience. 

A handbag might be one of the most important accessories a customer will ever purchase. As such, they want to be absolutely certain they make the right choice when it comes to buying one. Unfortunately, if they're shopping for handbags on an online store, that's often easier said than done. 

To reduce returns and therefore increase customer buying confidence, jewelry retailers have been implementing Augmented Reality Virtual Try On.