Armoire

Your own closet, catalogued

Scan your wardrobe. Wear it better.

Photograph a garment and it is named, coloured and catalogued for you. Then choose an occasion and receive three quiet, considered looks — built only from pieces you already own.

Folded ivory silk blouse, camel wool trousers, a black loafer and a gold chain laid out on warm paper
  1. 01

    Photograph

    One photo per garment, taken on your phone. Nothing leaves your private wardrobe.

  2. 02

    Catalogued

    Colour, fabric, pattern, season and formality are read from the picture and filled in.

  3. 03

    Styled

    Pick work, dinner, weekend or travel and keep the looks worth repeating.

Looks from real wardrobes

Nothing new bought. Everything already owned.

A selection of looks members have kept, each composed only from pieces already hanging in their own armoire.

  • Ivory silk blouse, camel wool trousers and a tan leather loafer arranged on warm paper

    Weekday office

  • Charcoal ribbed knit, navy trousers, black boot and a burgundy leather bag

    Winter dinner

  • Black slip dress with a cream trench coat and oxblood suede heels

    Evening out

  • Striped linen shirt, white wide-leg trousers, raffia tote and tan sandals

    Summer weekend

In their words

  • “I stopped buying the same black trousers for the fourth time. Armoire showed me I already had three pairs and built a week of looks around them.”

    Elodie M.

    Pro member, London

  • “The fit notes are the part I did not expect. It knows which skirt sits below the knee on me and stops suggesting the ones that never work.”

    Priya R.

    Pro member, Manchester

  • “Colour analysis changed how I shop. I know my shades now, so a charity shop rail takes me ten minutes instead of an hour.”

    Hannah T.

    Pro member, Bristol

Buy less, wear more

The most sustainable outfit is the one already in your wardrobe.

Armoire helps you resist unnecessary purchases. By styling what you already own, you extend the life of every piece, shop with intention, and make getting dressed feel like a creative act rather than another reason to buy.

Read our sustainability FAQ