VR for industry:

Retail and Marketing

Retail and marketing are increasingly using VR to create memorable, emotionally resonant experiences for customers. Whether trying on products virtually or exploring immersive brand stories, VR is changing how consumers connect with brands.

Case study example

For Crocs Australia, we developed an augmented reality virtual try-on mirror that allowed customers to see themselves wearing different shoe styles simply by standing in front of a display. It boosted interaction time and brand buzz during the campaign, especially in high-traffic retail environments.

Why it works in VR

Shopping is often as much about emotion and imagination as it is about utility. VR taps directly into a customer’s sense of presence and curiosity—offering playful, premium, and personalised encounters that leave a lasting impression.

What’s next

  • Virtual flagship stores accessible through VR headsets and web browsers

  • Integration with e-commerce platforms for direct purchase

  • AI-driven virtual sales assistants and guided shopping tours

  • Scalable campaign toolkits for retail franchises

Use cases

  • Virtual product try-ons using full-body or facial tracking

  • Immersive branded environments and showrooms

  • VR pop-up experiences for events and campaigns

  • Interactive storytelling for product education and engagement

  • Customer journey simulations for marketing strategy development

Key benefits

  • Higher engagement and longer dwell times

  • Improved customer confidence in purchases

  • Enhanced brand differentiation and memorability

  • Reduced reliance on physical inventory or display space

  • New data insights into consumer interaction and preferences

Challenges VR helps solve

  • Difficulty showcasing large, custom or premium products in-store

  • Low conversion or engagement with traditional digital ads

  • Physical store limitations and geographic reach

  • Need for more interactive and emotional brand experiences

What we can do for you

We create engaging and results-driven VR retail and marketing tools, including:

  • Virtual product try-ons and showroom installations

  • Immersive branded environments for campaigns and pop-ups

  • Interactive storytelling tools for use in retail or online

  • Virtual consumer journey simulations for R&D and testing

  • Experiential marketing pieces for expos, launches, and flagship events

All of our retail and marketing solutions are designed to surprise, delight and convert—whether it’s in-store, online or in the metaverse.

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