Which retailer first launched a commercial virtual reality shopping experience in the 1990s, allowing customers to 'walk through' digital store environments?

The intersection of retail and virtual reality has a fascinating history that changed how consumers experience products. Before VR shopping became commonplace, pioneering companies took bold risks to revolutionize retail experiences. This poll explores a significant milestone in the historical development of VR retail technology that paved the way for today's immersive shopping experiences. Test your knowledge about this transformative period in retail history!

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Sears with their 'Virtual Home Shopping' platform (1994)
Walmart with 'Dimensions: The Virtual Store' (1995)
The Gap with their 'Virtual Dressing Room' technology (1997)
Bloomingdale's with their 'Virtual Reality Merchandising Space' (1993)