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Show it what you own
Log the outfit you are wearing today, or upload a flat-lay of several pieces. The outfit agent reviews the look, then breaks the photo down into single garments and files each one in your wardrobe.
Outfit Agent
Outfit Agent
An outfit agent is an AI assistant that owns your closet and handles the daily decision with you. Outfity's outfit agent keeps an inventory of what you own, remembers what you wore, reads the forecast, and answers in plain words — daily review, what to wear, and a plan for the week all in one thread. It is an AI outfit agent that behaves like an outfit assistant with a memory, not a generator that forgets you the moment it replies.
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Talk to the outfit agent.
Ask what to wear, ask it to plan the week, or ask what it thinks of the outfit you have on. Without an account the agent answers from a sample wardrobe; sign in and the same thread reads your own closet, your wear history, and your local weather.
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How It Works
How the outfit agent
gets to know your closet.
Four steps, and only the first one needs you to do any work.
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Ask in plain words
This is an outfit agent chat, not a filter panel. Ask what to wear for a Thursday meeting, whether the outfit you have on works, or what to pack for a cold weekend. No dropdowns required.
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It answers from your closet
Every suggestion is retrieved from garments you actually own, then written up in words. The agent never invents a piece you would have to buy, and it can tell you the last time you wore something.
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Wear it, log it, repeat
Tap what you actually wore and the outfit agent remembers. Wear counts, last-worn dates, and combinations you keep coming back to all feed the next answer.
Capabilities
What an outfit agent
has to get right.
Suggestions are cheap. These are the six things that make an outfit agent worth opening every morning.
It answers from your wardrobe, not the internet
An outfit agent is only useful if the answer is wearable. Every piece in every suggestion comes from the clothes already in your closet, so the reply is a decision you can act on in the next five minutes.
Honest, not flattering
Ask about an outfit and you get a real read — colour, proportion, formality, and whether it suits the weather — plus the one change worth making. It judges the clothes only, never the body wearing them.
Weather and occasion are part of the question
The agent reads your local forecast and the occasion you name before it answers, so a rainy commute, a dinner, and a flight each get a different reply from the same wardrobe.
It remembers what you wore
Wear history is stored with each garment. The outfit agent knows what you put on yesterday and last week, so it stops handing you the same look on consecutive days.
Plans, not just single answers
Ask for a week and the agent lays out day-by-day outfits with a reason for each. Swap one piece and the plan updates, which is what makes this a planner as well as a chat.
One thread for the whole loop
Daily review, wardrobe building, outfit saving, and planning all run through the same conversation. You never have to re-explain your closet in a new tool.
AI Outfit Agent · Outfit Assistant
An AI outfit agent
with a memory of your week.
If you arrived looking for an AI outfit agent, an outfit assistant, or a styling agent that keeps score, it is the same thread under three names.
An AI outfit agent that explains itself
Most AI outfit tools hand back a grid of images and leave the reasoning out. This AI outfit agent answers in sentences: which piece is carrying the look, which one is fighting it, and what it would change. If you want to see the same judgement applied to a look you are already wearing, the outfit checker does exactly that.
An outfit assistant, not a search box
An outfit assistant should hold a context. Here the wardrobe, the weather, the occasion, and everything you have worn recently live in one thread, so follow-up questions work. Ask "and for dinner?" and the agent already knows which pieces it just suggested.
A styling agent with a memory of your week
A styling agent that forgets is just a randomiser. Outfity keeps a wear log, so the agent can hold a whole week together — plan it, break it when the forecast changes, and remember which combinations earned their place. Start with the outfit planner if you would rather see the week laid out first.
FAQ
Outfit agent,
answered.
What is an outfit agent?
An outfit agent is an AI assistant that handles the daily clothing decision for you: it keeps an inventory of what you own, answers questions about what to wear, reviews outfits, and plans ahead. Outfity’s outfit agent does all of that in a chat thread, and every suggestion is built from garments already in your wardrobe.
Is an outfit agent the same as an AI stylist?
They overlap heavily. The difference is the shape of the interaction: a stylist tool tends to hand you a finished look, while an outfit agent holds a conversation and remembers your answers. Outfity runs both — chat with the agent, or use the AI stylist page when you want a single recommendation and nothing else.
Can I try the outfit agent without an account?
Yes. The demo on this page is a real chat with the Outfit Agent running on a sample wardrobe entirely in your browser — no sign-up, no upload, no request leaving the tab. Signing in is what unlocks the agent reading your own closet, your wear history, and your local weather.
Does the outfit agent only use clothes I already own?
Yes, and that is the point. Outfity never suggests a garment you would have to buy first. You add your clothes once — logging today’s outfit is usually the fastest way — and every reply from then on is assembled from that inventory.
Can the outfit agent plan a whole week?
It can. Ask for a week and it returns day-by-day outfits with the reasoning attached, adjusted for the forecast and for what you wore recently. The outfit planner page shows the same logic laid out as a plan you can scan at a glance.
What happens to my photos and my wardrobe?
Your wardrobe and wear log are stored against your account, and the only thing the agent receives when it answers is a compact digest of your garments plus the weather. You can delete any garment at any time, and the demo on this page sends nothing at all.
How is this different from a general chatbot?
A general chatbot has to guess what is in your closet, so it replies with generic advice. This outfit agent owns the inventory: it knows the category, colour, warmth, and wear count of every piece, which is the difference between "wear something neutral" and "wear the navy knit with the straight-leg jeans, you have not touched them in three weeks".
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