Hi,
I am going to start selling apparel and need an options app: sizes, costs, colours, etc. I have seen Globo, Variant Options, Infinite and Easify.
Which one to you use or recommend over another and why, please?
Lydia
Easify seems to be among the most popular.
How many options do you need? Basic clothing usually only has 2-3 (size, color, sex) and Shopify can cover that in variants.
Hi @jackflash3 
Globo, Variant Options, Infinite Options, and Easify are all solid apps for handling basic apparel options, so if you only need sizes, colors, or simple dropdowns, any of these apps can work well. The choice of which app to use will depend on the level of customization and the customer experience you want to deliver.
With Easify Product Options,the app is more suitable when you need to combine multiple types of options on a single product, and it stands out in particular for its strong personalization features.
Here’s an example I’ve created so you can see how it works:
- This is the result:
- This is the app setting:
Customers can choose the size and color of the shirt, then select customization options such as printing a logo or entering text, uploading a logo file, adding a name, and adjusting the font, text size, and other details.
All of these options can come with add-on pricing (for example, choosing a premium fabric material or adding an extra fee for customization).
The major differentiator of Easify is its support for live preview. When customers enter a name or select text options, the content is displayed directly on the product image, allowing them to see the final result in real time instead of just entering information and placing the order blindly.
In addition, the app supports conditional logic, allowing you to flexibly control how options are displayed - for example, showing the text input field only when customers select “Text,” or displaying the logo upload option only when “Logo” is chosen.
If you plan to sell products such as embroidered shirts, name-printed shirts, or any items that require size and color selection, personalization, and option-based extra charges, then an app with built-in live preview and advanced logic like Easify will make the shopping experience more intuitive and easier to scale in the future.
The app offers a smooth and user-friendly experience for all your customizable products. Plus, the Easify team is always available to lend a hand whenever you need it.
I recommend merchants do the work to dial in apps.
Without clear business requirements go out and TRY THEM to figure out detail.
Hoping vagueposting gets concrete answers is not a real plan and is a nasty self defeating habit.
What have you tried, show YOUR work what don’t YOU recommend and why.
You have to provide some actual context, actual business requirements.
We are not mind readers.
cliche: “what is the best X!” boils down to “how make money”
Every business and expectations are different enough that vague “which app that does !X! process do you recommend” are flawed questions that get vague answers or just advertisments or just bot replies.
What works for a mom and pop selling custom tables will not work for droopdribbling.
If you don’t take specificity seriously your gonna have a bad time in business and lose a lot of money.
So go out and TRY THEM and create context you communicate to other people
Stop reading don’t reply go do the work then come back with clearer context for REAL business requirements.
Hi @jackflash3,
I hope you are doing well. All those apps (Globo, Variant Options, Infinite, and Easify) match your requirements, but if you want to create other options with conditional logic as well, you can try Inkybay – Product Personalizer app.
With Inkybay’s Product Option feature, you can create size and color options for apparel, add extra pricing for different options, and display them as dropdowns, swatches, radio buttons, or checkboxes directly on the product page. Inkybay also lets you create many other different product options like text fields, file attachment options, swatch images, etc. All customer inputs are automatically included in the order file generated by Inkybay.
The best part is that no coding is required, and a simple setup. It offers a free 21-day trial so you can explore it and see how it works for your product.
Hi Lydia! 
All the apps you mentioned are solid choices for basic product options like sizes and colors.
But here’s something to think about: if you’re just starting out in apparel, basic options alone might not be enough to stand out. The apparel market is super competitive, and many stores offer the same sizes, colors, and styles.
One way to differentiate your store is by offering personalized products - letting customers add their own touch to your apparel. This can also help you:
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Charge higher prices: personalized items have higher perceived value
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Increase customer engagement: people love creating something unique
If that sounds interesting, Teeinblue Product Personalizer can handle both your basic options AND personalization with a live preview so customers see exactly what they’re getting.
For example, instead of just selling a plain hoodie, you can offer personalized products where customers can add their name, font, change cliparts, or upload their own photo!
Here’s a demo of how it works with Teeinblue:
Just something to consider as you start your store. Feel free to reach out to our team if you have questions!
Best of luck! 