Product size is critical to increasing the sales of any online store. ILMTECH has released the size chart extension for Prestashop shop owners to address this issue. The Size Chart extension provides excellent size guides for customers when selecting product sizes. Another great feature is that the Size Chart extension offers three methods of size input, allowing customers to shop on your website without worrying about their size.
Font Office Features
5 module positions
Responsive
Display in Popup/Page/Tab
View different measurement size
Table with Image & Custom Text
Popup button with Image
Back Office Features
Unlimited Size Chart Rules
Handle Size Charts in one place
Create Product, Category, Brands & Supplier Based Rules
3 Ways of Sizechart - Custom Table, Predefined Attribute, or Custom Design
Set Popup icon, Text & Width
Table with Image & Custom Text
Dynamically add/remove both rows/columns
Unlimited Measurements with calculation rules
Calculate measurement values automatically
Dynamically add/remove measurements
Preview measurement values
Show in Popup/Page
Show in Product tabs (Hooks Available)
Row/Column display of predefined attribute values
Place the Size Chart table to the right, left, bottom or top of the Image or Custom text.
Set the responsible layout width
Custom CSS code blocks include
Support for multiple languages
Support for multiple stores
Display based on priority
Any Size Chart can be duplicated.
Enable/Disable the size chart.
How does Sizechart help your Customer?
You can allow your customers to choose their items without having to worry about sizing issues. The product size chart is designed to include all of the information required to determine what size would be the best fit. While you can always create a chart by hand, the Product Size Chart for ILM Size Chart simplifies the process.
How does Sizechart help Merchants?
Reduce The Return Rate - One of the most frequent causes of product returns is incorrect fit or irrelevant sizes. Despite the fact that people are quickly adjusting to the online retail industry, product returns have become common.
The cost of shipping the goods, delivery, pickup, and returns are all billed to the store owner, so the customer may not pay much as long as they receive their refunds. These costs are manageable when there are only one or two products involved. Keeping up with the aforementioned would be challenging, though, given the increasing rate of returns.
