3D Body Scanner Helps You Choose Body Jeans.

Buying jeans that fit perfectly will not only require patience and luck, but also fight for hours in the fitting room.

But the latest invention of an innovative 3D body scanner can greatly simplify this procedure, helping women choose the right size, pants and style.

The 3D body scanner was used only in high-end stores, and now it has been spread to busy commercial areas. Customers can buy beautiful and beautiful jeans with this scanner.

A lot of compatriots are closely following Carol Waldman's jeans. They want to buy jeans that fit and cultivate themselves, but there is no time to try them. The 35 thousand price scanners can help them.

This scanner uses digital white light technology to measure the shape of the customer from 16 angles, and can draw the shape map in a few seconds.

Later, the salesperson can use the shape map to help customers select the size and style of the most suitable jeans.

The scanner is about 10 feet high and 5 feet wide. It has been used in the Adair shopping center in Manchester and is also being tried at the peacock fashion chain.

It is said that other shops will follow suit.

Debs Hatfield, fashion consultant at Manchester's atell shopping center, said: "before you pick the jeans that are the most suitable for your body, you must be very clear about your actual figure."

"This is not easy in itself, because most people's body is not a single type, but a mixture of two or more kinds of bodies."

At the same time, a survey conducted by peacock brand clothing shows that there are sixty million jeans in the wardrobe all over the country and are never put on the shelf.

According to the survey conducted by twenty million shoppers, 1/5 of women have as many as six pairs of jeans to wear, because they are thinner or get fat.

Jane jeans, director of women's wear Department of peacock company, added: "buying the right jeans is the most stressful shopping trip for every woman, but finding a fit and beautiful jeans is also the happiest moment in life."