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MenuWhat is an API that has inventory data for all apparel retailers regarding their name, description, brand, colors, styles, and prices?
Last year I invested in Passo, a solution that enables shoppers to verify and share their shopping preferences with retailers across web and mobile. Through Passo's API, retailers can access and utilize Passo's verified preferences to offer shoppers a more personalized, immersive shopping experience
We're looking for APIs that have inventory data for all apparel retailers. We would like to get the following information on all items:
- Name
- Description
- Brand
- Colors
- Styles
- Price
- Link to where someone could buy the item
We would like the data in JSON or XML. We would also like the "fits", "styles", and "patterns" to be separate fields. For example, for one t-shirt, ideally we would have the following:
Name: Plaid v-neck t-shirt
Description: Plaid v-neck t-shirt for…
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9 years ago
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AJ
AJ
There isn't one. You basically need to scape everyone for the data unless they give you an API.
This gets pretty hard. I know a startup in Singapore that could probably help.
EE
EE
Shopstyle has a ton of this. Millions of skus - however, you need to set up your own key identifiers to really make it rock.
For Passo, we built an engine to normalize the data by working with nearly 30 stylists to set our key identifiers
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