“Find a similar item to this photo in SoHo.”
In-store fashion inventory, ready for AI commerce.
Aisley connects clothing, footwear, and accessories retailers’ product catalogs, in-store inventory, and locations into one data layer that AI shopping experiences can use.
The questions your inventory can help answer.
AI shopping assistants can combine a shopper’s intent with participating fashion stores’ product details and local availability. These are examples of requests supported by that data.
“Find leather boots under $300 near me.”
“Which nearby stores have this jacket in size M?”
“Show me black crossbody bags available in Chelsea.”
Illustrative shopper requests. Responses depend on connected retailer data, available product attributes and the capabilities of the AI shopping experience; placement in third-party agents is not guaranteed.
Connecting in-store fashion inventory to AI shopping.
Fashion retailers already manage products, sizes, colors and store stock. But catalog information and in-store availability often live in separate systems. Aisley brings them together so AI shopping experiences can discover fashion items available at physical locations.
Store-level inventory
Represent clothing, footwear and accessories at individual store locations, rather than treating the business as one online storefront.
Product and variant matching
Match stock records to fashion products and variants—including apparel and shoe sizes, color and style when supplied by the retailer.
Multiple retail locations
Support boutiques and fashion chains where the same item or size may be available at one branch but not another.
Retailer-controlled integration
Connect authorized fashion inventory data while keeping store operations and customer checkout with the retailer.
Built around the systems fashion stores already use.
Aisley links existing fashion catalogs with in-store stock. Clothing and accessories retailers do not need to replace their POS or build an AI shopping interface themselves.
See the integration processProduct details linked to the location and availability reported by the retailer.
A practical connection process.
Every fashion retailer has a different technology stack. Aisley starts with the catalog, store locations and POS inventory you already maintain.
Review your existing systems
Share your fashion catalog platform, POS system and store locations so we can confirm the integration approach.
Link product and stock data
Connect catalog and POS sources, with product mapping where identifiers differ between systems.
Make store data agent-ready
Provide normalized inventory through compatible AI integrations, subject to retailer permissions and agent-side availability.
Connect your fashion stores to Aisley.
Whether you sell clothing, shoes, handbags or accessories, tell us which catalog and POS systems you use. We'll discuss how to connect your store inventory.
Start an integration conversation
Independent fashion boutiques, footwear stores, accessories shops and retail groups can contact Aisley directly to review integration requirements.
Email AisleyFor fashion retail teams.
Does Aisley replace our POS or ecommerce platform?
No. Aisley is an inventory connection layer designed to work with existing retailer systems, subject to integration compatibility.
Can Aisley represent multiple physical stores?
Yes. The data model distinguishes individual store locations and their reported product availability.
Does Aisley handle transactions?
No. Aisley's focus is product and inventory discovery. Purchases remain with the retailer.
Does this guarantee placement in every AI assistant?
No. Inventory can be provided through compatible integrations; whether an AI platform uses or displays it depends on that platform and its available connections.