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Fit Quiz for Shopify: Categories

Supported categories and how to request custom categories in Fit Quiz

Updated over 2 weeks ago

"Categories" is the second step in the integration process of Fit Quiz on Shopify stores. This article will outline which categories Fit Quiz currently supports and how to navigate this screen.

See the full step-by-step integration guide for Shopify shops here.

Fit Quiz uses categories in two main ways: customizing the user experience in Fit Quiz and making the size recommendation. When a shopper uses Fit Quiz on a particular product, they are asked about their size in the same or a similar category. Fit Quiz uses this information to provide the most accurate size recommendation.

Selected categories will be used at later stages of configuring Fit Quiz, so make sure to select all the relevant ones.

Supported categories

In the app you will find a variety of categories across the following groups:

  1. Tops – this includes common categories such as t-shirts, shirts, and hoodies.

  2. Swimwear & Underwear – here you can find options such as swimming trunks, swimsuits, and bikini tops/bottoms.

  3. Footwear – this covers a range of shoes, including boots, sneakers, and slippers.

  4. Bottoms – this includes categories like jeans, skirts, and dresses.

  5. Sportswear – more specialized categories like bib shorts, jerseys, and sports bras are included here, making it ideal for brands selling cycling apparel or other types of athletic wear.

  6. Sets of items that share sizes – sets made up of items that use the same size (selector) for tops and bottoms.

    • For example, suits where the shopper selects a single size for the suit, instead of separate sizes for the jacket and trousers.

  7. Sets of items with separate sizes – sets made up of items that use two separate size selectors for tops and bottoms.

    • For example, suits where the shopper can select separate sizes for the jacket and trousers.

  8. Ethnic wear – tailored for shops selling a variety of ethnic clothing, like kurtas, salwars, djellabas, etc.

Selecting categories in bulk

You can click "Check all" if all of the listed categories in a specific group are suitable for your product catalog and shop. Similarly, click "Uncheck all" to deselect the categories.

Example of "Check all" and "Uncheck all" actions for "Tops".

Saving and updating Categories

After making changes, make sure to click "Save". Any updates will be applied immediately and will be available for Fit Quiz configuration. You can update these categories at any time.

What should I choose for sets?

Many shops sell products that include both tops and bottoms – such as pyjamas, tracksuits, or co-ords.

Fit Quiz can absolutely be used on these products but you need to pick the right category.

Questions, visuals and the recommendation logic used by Fit Quiz are all adjusted depending on a category that a product is assigned to.

You will find two groups of categories suitable for sets on the "Categories" page. The key difference is whether your products have one shared size or separate sizes for tops and bottoms.

Sets of items that share sizes

These are items that use one combined size and size selector.

For example, suits where the shopper selects a single size for the entire suit, rather than separate sizes for the jacket and trousers.

The activewear set on the screenshot includes a top and leggings but uses only one size selector. The most suitable category is "Co-ords".

Sets of items with separate sizes

These items come with separate size selectors for tops and bottoms.

For example, suits where the shopper can select separate sizes for the jacket and trousers.

Shoppers can choose individual top and bottom sizes for the bikini set below. For instance, "S" for the top and "L" for the bottom. Because there are two separate size options, the right category is "Top & Bottom sets".

Assigning a product to "Top & Bottom sets" triggers a modified version of Fit Quiz, where shoppers answer both top and bottom questions, and both sizes are recommended at the end.

Example of the final recommendation screen for products assigned to "Top & Bottom sets"

Non-supported categories

While Fit Quiz covers a broad spectrum of categories, there are a few it currently does not support:

  • Kidswear (clothing and shoes)

  • Made-to-measure items

  • Certain types of bras, specifically those that come in a size format with underbust and bust fullness attributes (like 75B, 80C, etc.)

Missing a category?

We continually expand the list of supported categories in Fit Quiz. If you have looked through various groups of categories and cannot find a category that matches your items, please let us know and we will add it as an option.


→ What's next?

Congrats! You have just completed the third step of the Fit Quiz integration on your Shopify store. Time to move to the next steps:

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