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Add your clothes
Photograph a piece, drop in a flat-lay, or let the outfit agent file things for you when you log what you wore. One clear photo per item is enough — the wardrobe does the rest.
Outfity · Wardrobe Planning
Wardrobe
Every piece you own, filed once and searchable forever — the working grid that every Outfity outfit tool styles you from. New to the idea? Start with the digital wardrobe.
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Look inside the wardrobe grid.
Drop in photos of a few pieces and watch them land in the grid — filters, categories and piece detail all respond immediately.
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How It Works
From a pile of clothes to a
wardrobe you can search.
Four steps, and only the first one asks anything of you. The tagging, the filing and the wear tracking happen on their own.
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Let AI tag every piece
Each garment is read for category, colour, material and warmth, so a coat is filed as outerwear and a beige knit stays searchable as beige. You rarely have to type a label yourself.
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Filter, search, and ask
Filter by category, search by colour, or ask for something like “warm enough for a rainy office day”. The wardrobe answers from the clothes you own rather than from a catalogue.
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Track what you actually wear
Every logged wear updates the piece: how often, how recently, and how you feel about it. The pieces you never reach for finally become visible instead of hiding in the back.
Capabilities
A wardrobe is only useful
if you can find things in it.
Storage is the easy part. Outfity is built around the two things that make a wardrobe actually useful: search, and a record of what you wear.
One place for all of it
Tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear, shoes, bags and accessories live in a single grid. No more opening three apps and a camera roll to remember what you own.
Searchable, not just stored
A wardrobe is only useful if you can find things in it. Because every piece is tagged as it is added, you can pull up the grey coat, the black boots, or everything warm in seconds.
Warmth and weather aware
Each item carries a warmth value, which is what lets the outfit planner and the generator treat a rainy commute and a warm evening as two different problems.
A wear log, not just a list
Mark a piece loved, rarely worn, seasonal or never again, and the wardrobe keeps score. Cost-per-wear and the “never worn” count are the fastest way to see what you regret buying.
The wardrobe behind every tool
The generator, the planner, the checker and virtual try-on all read this same closet, so the outfits they suggest are always built from clothes already hanging in your closet.
Yours, and private
Your wardrobe is tied to your account and nobody else’s. Nothing is shared publicly, and the pieces you add are only ever used to style you.
Online Wardrobe · Personal Wardrobe
An online wardrobe that
answers back.
If you came looking for an online wardrobe, a personal wardrobe, or simply a way to see what is in your closet, it is the same grid — with a search box and a wear log attached.
An online wardrobe that opens anywhere
Because it lives in your account rather than in one phone’s camera roll, you can open the same wardrobe on a laptop while you shop, or on your phone while you get dressed, and see the same pieces.
A personal wardrobe that answers questions
Most people keep a closet they cannot query. Once each piece is tagged, it can answer practical questions — do I own a warm layer, do I have black shoes, what have I not worn this month.
The wardrobe is where the outfits start
You do not have to build a special catalogue to use the rest of Outfity. It grows itself as you log what you wear, and every other tool simply reads it.
FAQ
The wardrobe,
answered.
What is the wardrobe page?
It is where your clothes live inside Outfity. Every piece you own is added once, then tagged and stored so you can filter it, search it, and let the outfit tools style you from it. It replaces the mental list of what you own with something you can actually look at.
How do I add clothes to my wardrobe?
Photograph a piece, upload a flat-lay, or log an outfit in the outfit agent and let each garment be extracted automatically. You can add one item at a time or fill the wardrobe in a single session — either way the tagging is handled for you.
Can I try the wardrobe without an account?
Yes. The demo on this page runs entirely in your browser on a sample wardrobe, so you can see how the grid, the filters and the piece detail work before signing up. An account is only needed to store your own pieces and keep your wear log.
How is this different from the digital wardrobe page?
The digital wardrobe page explains the idea and how it fits into a styling workflow. This page is the wardrobe itself — the working grid you add to, filter, and return to daily once you have an account.
Does the wardrobe work on a phone?
Yes. The grid, the filters and the piece detail are all built for a small screen, so the most common way to use it is exactly where you get dressed: standing in front of the closet.
How many pieces can I add?
There is no fixed limit on how many pieces you keep. Adding pieces, tagging them and keeping the wear log are part of the free experience, and the tools that generate or render outfits run on Outfity credits with a free allowance when you sign up.
Put your wardrobe somewhere you can actually use it.
Open Your Wardrobe