Which products run small, ranked by what it costs you.
Which of your products run small, which have no chart at all, and which have a chart that disagrees with what customers are reporting. Ranked so the expensive problems are at the top rather than buried in an average.
Sizing Insights
Ranked by attention score170 reviews · 4.2 avg rating
Most fit mentions describe the chest as tighter than the chart implies, concentrated in S and M.
“Ordered my usual S and could not get it over my shoulders.”
Size
S
Mentions
38
Small
29
True
7
A worklist, not a dashboard
Products are ranked by attention score
Complaint share multiplied by review volume. A product with a 70% complaint rate across four reviews does not outrank one at 30% across four hundred.
Each row carries a verdict
Runs small, true to size, or runs large, with the full split behind it and the state of that product’s chart beside it: none, mismatch, sizes off, or fine.
Then you act on it
Create a chart where there isn’t one, review the chart where reality disagrees with it. The action button is on the row.
What you get.
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Chart-versus-reality detection
Flags products where reviews consistently report a different fit than the published chart, and says which direction it is wrong in.
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Per-size breakdown
Fit mentions split by size, so you can see the problem is S and M rather than the whole grid, and only for sizes with enough mentions to mean something.
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The actual quotes
A summary plus the customer sentences behind the verdict. Useful when you need to convince someone the number is real.
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Complaint trend and outcome
A weekly fit-complaint rate per product, and where you edited a chart, the before-and-after rates. It reports a regression as plainly as an improvement.
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Charted against uncharted
Fit complaint rate on products with a chart against products without one, shown only once there is enough volume to compare, and with no success badge unless charts are measurably winning.
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Beyond fit
Material and quality, color accuracy, comfort, length, and style are broken out too, since not every return is a sizing problem.
Specifics
- Ranking
- Complaint share × volume
- Filters
- All · Needs chart · Chart may be wrong
- Evidence
- Summary + customer quotes
- Requires
- A connected review app
- Preview
- Sample data before upgrading
- Available on
- Plus
Questions we get.
Complaint share multiplied by review volume, so ranking reflects how much a fit problem is actually costing rather than how bad the percentage looks. Small-sample outliers sink; high-volume moderate problems rise.
The rest of it.
All featuresFit Notes
“Customers say this runs small. Consider sizing up.” Generated from your reviews, not written by you.
Read moreAnalytics
Conversion lift: the order rate for shoppers who saw a chart against those who didn’t.
Read moreAI size recommender
Five short questions inside the size chart popup, then one size back. Built for apparel, not footwear.
Read moreFind the products costing you.
Connect your review app and Sizing Insights ranks your catalog by where fit is actually losing money.