Every size chart,
in one place.
Centralize your sizing data, build charts or start from our library, and assign them across your whole catalogue - footwear and apparel - in clicks. Dynamic, per-style and always in sync, without the spreadsheet sprawl.
Every retailer picks a spot on this line.
Easy to run. Wrong for half the catalogue.
Simple to maintain - but different styles fit differently, so shoppers get numbers that don't match what they're buying. Returns follow.
Wrong sizing dataAccurate. And a maintenance burden.
Right for every style, but someone has to build, assign and keep every chart current - and it quietly slips out of date.
Heavy to maintainBoth ends of the line, at once - centralize the charts, and the trade-off disappears.
A chart shoppers actually read.
Right on the product page, in the shopper’s own units, specific to the style in front of them - with the fit guidance a static theme chart can’t carry. Try the cm ⇄ in toggle: the chart converts live.
Make a chart in minutes - or take one off the shelf.
No spreadsheets, no theme edits, no developer ticket. Two ways in, and either way the chart is live on every product it covers - update it once and it’s current everywhere.
Set your values, add a fit note where it helps, assign it to a whole collection. Done - it’s on every product page it belongs to.
A library of pre-built size charts for the standards your shoppers already know. Pick one, tweak it if you like, assign it - minutes, not weeks.
If your shoppers wear it, we chart it.
Smart Size Charts cover the whole rack - not just shoes and tees. Every category, with the regional standards your shoppers already know.
..and every chart converts between US, UK, EU and metric automatically.
Dynamic, per-style, with fit notes.
A chart that adapts to each style, footwear or apparel - and carries extra guidance where it helps, like ‘runs small’ or ‘relaxed fit’, so shoppers choose with confidence.
Smart Size Charts answers the shoppers who trust the table. StrutFit Size answers the ones who want to be told. Run both, and nobody guesses.