We're adding additional slots in LB4C for small products, such as wallets and straps, to accessoriest the bag.

• Let end users see how everything complements each other, complete the full look, and make it easy to purchase the entire combination
• Create more cross-selling opportunities for our clients

This feature lets customers add multiple bags (or anything else) on scene, mix and match, and create a set exactly to their liking. It's a perfect use case for clients offering bundle discounts, helping customers visualize and purchase complete sets.

• Available as a PLP (anchorless) and PDP (anchored) experience
  • PLP: Serves as a fun exploration tool
  • PDP: Acts as a "complete the set" feature
• We're flexible with categories configuration for the tool and a number of items on the scene

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We’ve introduced support for Out of Stock items within LB4C. Products marked as OOS are now clearly indicated on thumbnails: users will see an “Out of Stock” label, a crossed-out color swatch, and reduced image opacity. Despite this, items can still be added to the scene, allowing users to visualize the full look with OOS items without limitations.

Goals

• Keeps users engaged by signaling that unavailable items may return
• Increases the likelihood of users coming back to the tool
• Improves experience for smaller catalogs by maintaining a sense of assortment even with limited in-stock inventory

This capability is enabled through the DataPipe team’s configuration and controlled via a feature flag.

We've released AI-powered VTO for Rings - a photo-realistic and still scalable version of virtual try-on. This is an important step forward in improving the visual quality of our VTO while keeping the experience close to 2D VTO scalability.

Current limitations:

• Supports single-product try-on only
• Currently works for the ring finger
• Requires additional moderation by the AI / 3D QC team

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We’ve created a set of in-house shape icons for the Carat Sizer feature 🪄

These icons are now hosted on our CDN and can be easily integrated for clients who don’t have their own shape selector.

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Recent LB4C improvements:

• Size selector dropdown in overview for chains and charms (bridging the gap between LB and LB4C)
• Dynamic filtering per sub-menu tab — especially helpful for cases like engagement vs wedding rings
• Tags in mobile horizontal bottom sheet to differentiate visually similar products (e.g., size or finish)

We've added support for 2-point / chain charms on bags in LB4C! Here's how it works:

• We mark up the chain charm and add two points on each side of the bag handle
• We calculate the distance between the bag's two points and match it against the charm length
• If it lines up (within ±15%), the charm snaps right onto the bag — if not, we mark it as "doesn't fit"

This means no more manual bag + chain charm matching, while unlocking a wider range of charm support across client catalogs.

We’ve streamlined our ‘Powered by Tangiblee’ logo with a single tagline for all offerings.

“Powered By” is now the only tagline.

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We've optimized the VTO Earrings flow with asynchronous preload.

Animation load now happens in the background while users handle permissions, so they are ready the instant the camera opens — reducing friction and improving the overall experience.

We can now configure VTO Clip to remove high-motion animations and select pop-up tooltips, improving comfort for shoppers with motion sensitivity and supporting accessibility best practices.