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How Orientdig Shoes Size Matching & Spreadsheet System Reduce Global Returns by 29%

2025-07-27

In today's global e-commerce landscape, international shoe sizing discrepancies

The Problem: Lost Revenue from Size-Related Returns

When a Brazilian customer orders Eur 39 sneakers expecting them to fit like Brazilian size 38, they face confusion from non-standardized sizing systems. Traditional solutions like generic size charts fail because:

  • US size 9 equals UK 7 but Eur 40.5
  • Asian brands run smaller than European counterparts
  • Foot shape variations per region aren't accounted for

Orientdig Shoe Size Matching Engine

The proprietary Orientdig system

Regional Footwear Adaptation

The algorithm adjusts recommendations for:

  • Wider feet common in African markets (+0.7 size)
  • Thinner insteps in Vietnamese customers (-0.4 size)

Predictive Returns Management

By linking shipping cost databases with historical return patterns, Orientdig's spreadsheet-layer enables:

Region Return Rate Automated Action
Middle East 18.7% Auto-enables prepaid return labels
Scandinavia 9.2% Displays eco-friendly return warnings

This dual approach combining pre-purchase guidancepost-purchase logistics

"Orientdig reduced our Asian market footwear returns from 26% to 17% within 4 months while improving customer satisfaction scores by 11 points." ― Lidia Torres, Operations Director at ShoeCartel Global

Implementation Roadmap

Retailers can integrate this solution in 3 steps:

  1. API connection to Orientdig's size database
  2. Localized return policy adjustments based on predictive thresholds
  3. A/B testing return shipping options for high-risk regions

As cross-border footwear sales grow 23% annually, intelligent size prediction transforms return management from cost center to competitive advantage. Orientdig's hybrid approach of human biomechanics data and machine learning creates measurable ROI while enhancing customer experience for global shoppers.

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