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My Size is an omnichannel e-commerce platform and provider of AI-driven apparel sizing and digital experience solutions.

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Overview

My Size is an Israel-based technology company that develops AI-driven apparel sizing and digital experience solutions for online retailers. Founded in 2014 by Ronen Luzon, the company was created to address common frustrations in online shopping, particularly size uncertainty and the high cost of returns for retailers. My Size offers a suite of measurement applications, including MySizeID, BoxSize, and SizeUP, all built on patented algorithms and SDKs. These tools help consumers find the right size across any size chart, aiming to increase buyer satisfaction and reduce return rates for retailers. The company went public on NASDAQ in June 2016 and has since expanded its product offerings and partnerships. My Size positions itself as an omnichannel e-commerce platform that drives revenue growth and reduces costs for businesses through AI-data driven solutions.

History

MySize was founded in 2014 by Ronen Luzon, who was frustrated with the common troubles of online shopping – from size uncertainty to the hassle of returning items that just didn’t fit. After realizing that size selection is a big part of consumers’ overall shopping experience and that returns are a huge blow to retailers’ bottom lines, he decided to come up with a solution that would benefit both sides. MySize was created to increase buyers’ satisfaction and reduce costs for online retailers by giving them a tool that would standardize sizing and help consumers find the sizes that fit them, on any size chart. Over the course of four years, MySize developed and released several measurement apps: MySizeID, BoxSize and SizeUP. All measurement solutions are based on the company’s patented algorithms and SDK. ‘SizeUp’ was launched September 2015, ‘BoxSize’ was launched in March 2017 as “KatzID” through a collaboration with Israeli shipping company, Katz Corporation. By the end of 2017, MySize was granted a patent for the company’s body measuring technology ‘MySizeID’, which was officially launched at CES in January 2018. In June 2018, MySize received its second US patent and in September 2018 the MySizeID fashion measurement solution was launched in the iOS app store, followed shortly by the release of the Smart Body Measurement SDK for iOS devices. MySize took off that same year, with an initial investment round of $1.35M in July 2014. Through the second half of 2015, the company completed another investment round of $6.62M, and in June 2016 the company went public on NASDAQ. In August 2017, MySize took first place at the Go eCommerce “Most Innovative Technology” competition. The company continues to operate as an omnichannel e-commerce platform and provider of AI-driven apparel sizing and digital experience solutions.

  • 2018

    MySizeID officially launched at CES in January

  • 2018

    Received second US patent in June

  • 2018

    MySizeID launched in iOS app store in September

  • 2018

    Smart Body Measurement SDK for iOS released shortly after

  • 2017

    BoxSize launched in March as KatzID through collaboration with Katz Corporation

  • 2017

    Granted patent for body measuring technology MySizeID by end of year

  • 2017

    Took first place at Go eCommerce 'Most Innovative Technology' competition in August

  • 2016

    Went public on NASDAQ in June

  • 2015

    SizeUp launched in September

  • 2015

    Second investment round of $6.62M in second half

Products and positioning

AI-driven apparel sizing and digital experience solutions that drive revenue growth and reduce costs for retailers.

  • MySizeID

    Fashion measurement solution that helps consumers find the right size across any size chart.

  • BoxSize

    Measurement app launched in March 2017 as KatzID, for shipping and logistics.

  • SizeUP

    Measurement app launched in September 2015.

Recent events

  • MySize acquires Orgad[4]

    Reported:

    MySize announced that it had acquired Orgad, an omnichannel e-commerce platform that operates globally.

  • MySize and GK Software form innovation partnership[5]

    Reported:

    MySize announced an Innovation Partnership with GK Software. MySize's plug-in for GK CLOUD4RETAIL in-store touchpoints allows sellers to provide consumers with sizing information.

  • MySize and Bitrix announce partnership for online sizing solutions in Russia[6]

    Reported:

    MySize announced a partnership with Bitrix to make MySize's AI-driven sizing solution and fit recommendations available to e-commerce sellers on the Bitrix platform in Russia.

  • MySize integrates footwear sizing solution into retailers’ websites[7]

    Reported:

    MySize announced the full integration of its e-commerce shoe-sizing solution into retailers’ websites, making the feature available to online shoppers without requiring an app download.

  • MySize partners with Datalogic to make BoxSize available to customers[8]

    Reported:

    MySize announced a partnership with Datalogic that makes its BoxSize measurement solution available to thousands of Datalogic customers in the transportation and logistics sector.

  • MySize announces partnership with UniformMarket[9]

    Reported:

    MySize announced a partnership with UniformMarket to make the MySizeID solution available to nearly 3,000 online stores in UniformMarket's network.

  • My Size launches Made-to-Measure feature for MySizeID[10]

    Reported:

    My Size announced that it had launched a Made-to-Measure feature for MySizeID, allowing retailers to receive customers' body measurements instead of a size for making custom-made clothing.

  • My Size receives Russian patent notice of allowance for MySizeID technology[11]

    Reported:

    My Size announced that it received a Notice of Allowance from the Russian Patent & Trademark Office for a patent application covering methods and systems for measuring a user's body part with a handheld electronic device.

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