Unless you’re inside the rather strange habit of going to stores, trying on clothes, and returning home to buy them online, you never know the way they give the impression of being on you until the package arrives to your doorstep. Last year Fits.me tackled this little niggling e-commerce issue with a shape-shifting male mannequin and at last, after a year of tireless work, the fairer sex has its own FitBot — seems the feminine form is way tougher to copy. Again, the adjustable, human stand-in is making its debut on the British retailer Hawes & Curtis and our more womanly readers can head to the source to get a greater idea of ways the White Hipster Shirt would drape across their particular body type via moving a fixed of sliders. But, before you go, try out the pair of videos after the break.
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