How coverage works

Coverage is a set of facts, not a logo wall.

A brand can be fully supported for one garment, partially supported for another, and unsupported elsewhere. If the needed data is missing, the answer changes before you rely on it.

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Interactive coverage explainer

Three brands. Three different answers.

Choose a fictional brand to see what the app can say, what it cannot say, and when it must abstain.

Full coverageM

Best-supported match can be shown

Can sayChest, shoulder, and sleeve zones support this fictional size result.

Cannot sayHow the shirt will feel after movement, wear, or washing.

Source status: reviewed fictional fixture, current for this example.

Concept illustration. All brands, garment data, sizes, and coverage records in this explainer are fictional.

What supported means

A supported item has reviewed garment data with a known source, rights, effective date, geography, and freshness status. Coverage may be full for one category and partial for another. A brand name alone does not imply that every garment is covered.

How coverage is labelled

Full
The priority garment zones needed for the guidance are available and current.
Partial
Some relevant zones or product details are missing. The gap is shown before a result.
Unavailable
The evidence is not sufficient for size guidance. You can still browse or use your own records without a generated recommendation.
Stale
The source needs review or refresh. Guidance may be withheld until the update is approved.

Why the list grows carefully

Garment data varies by season, region, category, cut, fabric, and source type. Every addition needs data rights, provenance, review, correction handling, and a refresh process. Alex Folzi ingests nothing whose rights are unknown.

When coverage is missing

The product names the missing brand, garment, or zone and explains what you can still do. It does not borrow a different brand's chart or convert a familiar letter size into unsupported certainty.

Corrections

If you represent a brand or notice incorrect coverage information after launch, contact [email protected]. Reports are reviewed against the source record before a public change.