Stylitics

About Stylitics

Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Products by Stylitics

All products by Stylitics reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

StyliticsAI E-commerce

AI outfitting platform for retail merchandising at scale

Free7.1/10

How Our Review Panel Scores Stylitics

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed Stylitics's product on their own terms. They disagreed by 2.1 points — The Finance Lead was the hardest to convince, The Domain Strategist the most positive.

Averaged across 1 reviewed product in our catalog. Scores are out of 10.

Competitive Landscape

Who Stylitics competes with, and how they differ.

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Syte

The closest head-to-head product: Syte sells AI product discovery built specifically for apparel — camera and visual search, automated tagging, and personalized recommendations. It routes shoppers to items already in the catalog, where Stylitics generates the outfit and bundle imagery itself from a retailer's product feed.

Constructor7.9/10

Constructor is a search, browse and recommendation ranking engine for enterprise ecommerce, optimized on revenue per visit rather than on generated visual content. Both are sold to large retail ecommerce teams on conversion and AOV lift, but Constructor ranks existing products while Stylitics manufactures the shoppable outfit imagery.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Nosto7.8/10

Nosto packages recommendations, on-site personalization, merchandising rules and visual UGC into one commerce experience platform aimed largely at mid-market retail. Stylitics is narrower and deeper — patented outfit and bundle generation for enterprise catalogs — and supplies content rather than the personalization engine.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Dynamic Yield (by Mastercard)7.8/10

Mastercard-owned Dynamic Yield sells cross-industry personalization and A/B experimentation infrastructure, deciding which existing asset to show. Stylitics serves retail only and creates the merchandising asset — styled outfits and bundles — in the first place.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Rebuy Engine7.9/10

Rebuy targets Shopify DTC brands with cart-level upsell, cross-sell and rule-based bundle logic at self-serve pricing. Stylitics sells enterprise contracts to large retailers and generates styled outfit imagery, competing on the same bundle-driven AOV lift at a different price tier and catalog scale.

1 product reviewed on TopReviewed

Company Timeline

Key milestones in Stylitics's history, with sources.

1. Oct 10, 2023Partnership

   Amplience embedded Stylitics AI Bundling in its CMS

   The partnership integrated Stylitics AI Bundling into Amplience's content and asset management platform, giving merchandisers customizable outfitting widgets inside content types on home, category and product pages.

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2. Oct 10, 2023Launch

   Launched AI-powered Virtual Closet — Styled for You and Dynamic Galleries

   Two products built on the proprietary Style Profile data set: Styled for You restyles a shopper's past purchases and browsed items from the homepage, and Dynamic Galleries returns 1:1 outfit results alongside search, both auto-swapping out-of-stock items.

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3. Sep 28, 2023Milestone

   Forrester TEI study measured 563% three-year ROI

   A commissioned Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact study of a composite customer found 563% ROI over three years, a 15% lift in ecommerce conversion rate and a 10% lift in average order value.

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4. Jul 11, 2023Acquisition

   Acquired Wide Eyes, Barcelona visual AI company

   Stylitics acquired Wide Eyes, a visual-AI provider founded in 2013 and integrated with retailers in more than 100 countries, adding image recognition, visual search and computer-vision product attribution plus a Spanish engineering team. CEO Luis Manent joined the Stylitics leadership team; terms were not disclosed.

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5. Mar 26, 2023Launch

   Fourth-generation platform with automated styling

   The release added more than 20 new algorithms, 50x more training data, support for beauty, hard goods and toys, 30-plus new regions and 1,500 additional categories, after two years of R&D and six months of beta testing with large fashion and home retailers.

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6. Jun 21, 2022Partnership

   Partnership with Wunderkind to scale 1:1 retailer emails into lookbooks

   Stylitics outfitting content was combined with Wunderkind's identity-driven email triggers so retailers could turn one-to-one win-back emails into personalized shoppable lookbooks.

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7. Mar 29, 2022Funding

   Series C — approximately $80M from PSG

   Growth equity firm PSG funded roughly $80 million, taking a minority stake and bringing total funding raised to about $100 million. Stylitics said it served over 100 top brands and retailers and would triple its product and technology investment.

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8. Dec 10, 2020Partnership

   Partnership with Movable Ink for omnichannel outfitting content

   The integration pushed Stylitics outfit and bundle imagery into Movable Ink's contextual content engine, automatically populating merchandise bundles with real-time pricing into retailer email and other marketing channels.

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9. Aug 26, 2019Funding

   Series B — $15M led by PeakSpan Capital

   PeakSpan Capital led the $15 million round with participation from Trestle LP, bringing total funding to $21 million. PeakSpan co-founder Phil Dur joined the board; proceeds funded sales, marketing and new shoppable content formats.

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10. Mar 5, 2019Launch

    Launched Stylitics Experience Studio at Shoptalk

    Announced at Shoptalk in Las Vegas, Experience Studio packaged more than a dozen look-based shopping modules — Visual Outfit Recommendations, Complete the Look, Shop the Model, Mix & Match, Gift Galleries — as drop-in widgets and APIs for large retailers.

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11. 2011Founded

    Founded in New York City

    Rohan Deuskar founded Stylitics in New York in 2011, building AI-driven visual merchandising for apparel retailers. The company raised about $21 million across early rounds before its 2022 Series C.

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