“What size did you get?” 👀

We’ve all asked it. In comments, group chats, even to strangers online.

Because shopping isn’t just about how a product looks.
It’s about imagining yourself in it:

Would that fit me?
Would it look like that on me?

That’s what makes SKIMS’ “See Additional Sizes” feature a UX win.

With one click, you can view the item on models of different body types, complete with height, bust and dress size info.

✨ It’s simple
✨ It’s inclusive
✨ It’s so needed

Sure, it takes more to deliver.
More models. More photography. More data.

But what it gives back?

💌 Less guesswork
💌 More confident purchases
💌 Fewer returns
💌 A better, more relatable experience

This is what proactive inclusivity looks like.
It’s designed in, not left to reviews to do the heavy lifting.

And while this feature is only live on a few SKIMS products, it’s a smart move more brands should be thinking about.

Because great UX doesn’t stop at usability.
It builds trust through representation.

💭 Would a feature like this make you feel more confident shopping online?