
AI outfit planner app · Coming soon
An outfit planner app for the clothes you already own.
FitWardrobe is an outfit planner for Android and the web. Tell it where you're going and it puts together an outfit from your own wardrobe, with a short note on why it works.
How the outfit planner works
Add the clothes you own
Photograph each piece. It is tagged by type, colour and season, and you can correct anything it gets wrong.
Pick the occasion
The office, a wedding, an interview, a trip or a slow Sunday. The occasion sets how formal the outfit should be.
Get an outfit with a reason
FitWardrobe puts together an outfit from your clothes only, with a sentence on why the pieces work together.
Keep it or skip it
Every outfit you keep or skip shapes the next suggestion, so it gets closer to how you like to dress.
What to wear, by occasion

| Occasion | What it plans for |
|---|---|
| Work | Smart, comfortable pieces that hold up from the first meeting to the last. |
| Wedding guest | Dressier combinations that respect the dress code without outshining anyone. |
| Job interview | Polished, quiet outfits that suit the industry you are interviewing in. |
| Travel | Layers that mix with each other, so a small bag covers a long trip. |
| Weekend | Relaxed outfits that still look put together. |
Suggestions come only from the pieces you have added. It can get things wrong, and you can tell it when it does.
Why plan from what you own
Most of us already own enough to get dressed well; the problem is seeing the combinations. In 2022, UK adults had not worn about a quarter of their clothes in the past year, according to research by WRAP. Planning outfits from your own wardrobe puts those pieces back into rotation, and a short reason with each outfit helps you learn what works for you.
Build an outfit around one piece
Sometimes the question is not where you are going but what you want to wear: a new jacket, a shirt you have not worn in months, the trousers that finally came back from the tailor. Choose that piece and FitWardrobe builds the rest of the outfit around it, from your own clothes, with a line on why the pieces work together.
It is the same idea behind a capsule wardrobe: fewer pieces, more combinations. If you are trimming your wardrobe down, our capsule wardrobe planner guide covers how many pieces to keep and how they fit together.
Outfit planner questions
- Is there an app that picks outfits from my own clothes?
- Yes. Several wardrobe apps build outfits from the clothes you photograph, either with you choosing the pieces or with AI suggestions. Our comparison of digital wardrobe apps lists what each one offers. FitWardrobe, coming soon to Android and the web, suggests a complete outfit for the occasion you pick, using only your clothes.
- Is there a free outfit planner app?
- Most wardrobe apps are free to download with paid extras, so check each listing. FitWardrobe will be free during early access.
- What is an outfit planner app?
- An outfit planner app keeps a record of the clothes you own and helps you decide what to wear, either by letting you build outfits yourself or by suggesting them. FitWardrobe suggests outfits for a chosen occasion using only clothes you own, each with a short reason.
- Does FitWardrobe suggest clothes to buy?
- Outfit suggestions are built only from the pieces you have added, so you can get more from what is already in your wardrobe.
- When can I use it?
- FitWardrobe is coming soon to Android and the web; on an iPhone you'll be able to use the web version in your browser. Join the early-access list and we'll email you the day it opens.
- What happens to my clothing photos?
- Your wardrobe is stored on your device. To tag a piece or suggest an outfit, the photo or item details are sent to a cloud AI service for processing, and we don't keep copies on our servers.

Get it first
Be the first to try the outfit planner.
A digital wardrobe that plans outfits from the clothes you own. Coming soon to Android and the web; free during early access.
- An email the day it opens
- Early previews of the new app
- A direct line to the team