How Our Automatic Fashion Product Tagging Works
Multi-source data extraction
Image recognition and object detection: Extracts attributes like patterns, colors, and fabrics from product images
Web, vendor sites, barcodes: Pulls data from multiple sources
Customizable and adaptive taxonomy
Custom taxonomy alignment: Works with your existing List of Values (LOV) or adapts to a pre-built fashion taxonomy
Up-to-date fashion taxonomy: Continuously refined to reflect current styles, emerging categories, and evolving fashion terminology
Seamless integration and scalability
Standardized product data: Structured tags are optimized for PIM, DAM, and ecommerce platforms
Scalability and efficiency: Processes large catalogs with thousands of SKUs effortlessly
Accurate and Up-to-Date AI-Powered Product Tagging
Comprehensive fashion taxonomy covering everything from fits to seasonal trends
Relevant tagging that evolves with new styles, aesthetics, and consumer preferences
Multilingual tagging for seamless global expansion
Improved site search and product discoverability
Improves internal search relevance by aligning with how customers browse
Enables better filtering and product classification by attributes like fit, fabric, style, and function
Optimizes structured product data for improved discoverability across ecommerce platforms and marketplaces
Boost time and cost efficiency with AI automation
Maintains consistency across thousands of SKUs, reducing human errors and inconsistencies
Ensures tags remain accurate and up to date, adapting dynamically as product catalogs expand and trends evolve
Seamlessly integrates into existing PIM, DAM, and ecommerce platforms
Fashion Product Tagging
Our AI-powered furniture tagging system leverages a comprehensive and up-to-date taxonomy, ensuring accurate, detailed, and consistent product tagging.
Designed to reflect the latest industry trends, our tags cover everything from core wardrobe essentials to niche fashion styles, helping brands enhance product discoverability and enrich their digital shelves.
Here’s a glimpse into our extensive tagging framework.
Frequently Asked Questions About Automatic Fashion Product Tagging
How does fashion taxonomy work?
Fashion taxonomy organizes your clothing and accessories into clearly defined, intuitive categories and subcategories—like Tops, Dresses, and Footwear. This structured hierarchy makes browsing effortless, improves site navigation, and ensures customers can quickly and easily find the products they're looking for.
Does your fashion tagging system integrate with Google Shopping?
Yes, our fashion tags and taxonomy align with Google's product taxonomy standards, ensuring accurate categorization, improved visibility, and better performance of your fashion products on Google Shopping and other major marketplaces.
How does automated product tagging improve SEO for our fashion products?
By consistently providing accurate, detailed, and relevant tags, our system enhances your product metadata quality and navigation, improving your products' visibility on search engines and increasing traffic from organic search.
What’s the difference between fashion product tags and a fashion taxonomy?
Fashion taxonomy organizes clothing and accessories into intuitive categories and subcategories, like Tops, Dresses, and Accessories, making browsing easy. Product tags assign detailed attributes—like material, style, or seasonal trends—to help shoppers find specific items.
How do fashion tagging and taxonomy work together?
Fashion taxonomy provides a structured hierarchy for organizing clothing and accessories into clear, browsable categories. Product tags complement this structure by adding detailed attributes—like fabric, style, and seasonality—to enable precise filtering and enhance product discoverability across categories. Together, they create an intuitive and engaging shopping experience.
Learn more about automatic product tagging and content creation for fashion ecommerce
The Comprehensive Guide to Product Tagging in Ecommerce
Product tagging refers to the process of attaching descriptive labels, attributes, or keywords to products in an online catalog. These tags help organize and categorize items, making them easily searchable and discoverable for customers.
