Malva
Try it on with one click, everywhere you already shop.
What it does
Most of what's launching today is for developers. This one's for all of us who get dressed in the morning. 🙂 If you shop online, the only thing worse than a bad outfit is waiting five days to find out. With Malva, try anything on first, embedded across 130+ brands, on your own digital twin.
See clothes on your Digital You before you buy. Malva is an AI virtual try-on fashion app for shopping 200+ stores, personal styling, and better-fitting looks.
Malva lets you try on clothes with your personal AI digital twin before you buy. Shop curated South African, American, and global fashion from 200+ stores, get personalised styling advice from an AI stylist, and shop directly from brand product pages. Malva curates and connects you with the best local and international fashion brands available globally. Each item links directly to the brand's original product page so you can buy safely and securely. Malva requires JavaScript. Please enable it to use the AI virtual try-onfrom malva.fit
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