Offer the matching piece the moment a try-on lands — layered onto the same photo, added to the cart in one tap. You curate every pairing; nothing is random.
The short version: Complete the Look shows a complementary item after each try-on, lets the shopper try it on too — layered on the same photo — and adds both to the cart in one tap. Pairings come only from what you curate in Shopify's free Search & Discovery app: no pairing set, no offer shown. Pick one of five intro styles to match your brand, and measure the order-value lift with the outfit test on the Proof page.
Pairings come from Shopify Search & Discovery (Shopify's free app): set complementary products there, and Ello reads exactly those selections. Widget Design links you straight to it. If a product has no pairing set, no offer is shown for it — deliberately. A wrong pairing costs trust; no rail beats a bad rail.
Curate like an outfit, not a category: The best pairings complete an outfit: the shorts for that tee, the jacket over that dress. Start with your top ten products and give each one intentional pair — that covers most of your try-on traffic.
| Intro style | The feel |
|---|---|
| The Pairing | One floating piece: a quiet label, the item, one ask. No price up front. |
| The Whisper | Just a tiny chip. Tapping it unfolds the full offer — the shopper opts in. |
| The Drop | The product lands with a price tag and a button. Playful, product-first. |
| The Row | A slim shop-the-look bar along the photo's bottom edge. The photo stays clean. |
| Classic | The original full-width card with name and price. |
Want the causal number, not a hunch? The outfit test on the Proof page splits shoppers 50/50 — with the offer and without — and reports average-order-value lift with statistical confidence, from your own orders.
Three usual causes: the toggle is off in Widget Design; the product the shopper tried on has no complementary products set in Shopify Search & Discovery (no pairing means no offer, by design); or an outfit test is running and that shopper is in the without-offer group.
From you. Ello reads the complementary-product selections you set in Shopify's free Search & Discovery app — exactly those, nothing algorithmically random.
Yes — layering the second piece is a real render, so it uses a try-on like any other. Taking pieces off afterwards is instant and free (Ello restores earlier snapshots rather than re-rendering).
Yes. The result shows one adaptive button — "Add both to cart" with the live total — and if the shopper toggles a piece off, the button and price follow the selection.