GetWardrobe 🔥 – the app that helps you put together outfits 👗👠

Hello everyone!

My closet got so chaotic that I needed an app to sort my clothes, spot the gaps, and—most importantly—show me quick outfit combos. Stylists are great, but I can’t splash out on one. I was scrolling through endless threads, trying to figure out what I actually own, and it felt like a never‑ending treasure hunt.

I tested a handful of apps. A few were paid. I was willing to pay, but, like many of you know, buying apps in Russia can be a pain. I tried a few free ones too, but they either crashed or left me with a half‑finished wardrobe.

GetWardrobe appAfter more digging I finally landed on it. GetWardrobe lets you plan outfits ahead and saves a ton of time. It’s so intuitive that in just a couple of minutes after installing, I had my first stylish look together. I was surprised how fast I could snap together a complete look without rummaging through piles of shirts.

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Let’s break it down step by step:

1) Download the app “GetWardrobe”.

I’m on Android, so I grabbed it from Google Play. The icon looks like this:

GetWardrobe appThere’s also a desktop version if you prefer a bigger screen for planning. The Play Store page even shows a quick demo video that helped me decide.

2) Sign up.

You can sign in with Google, tap “Continue with Apple”, or just use any email you prefer.

GetWardrobe appI chose the Google option because it linked straight to my existing account, saving me a password headache.

3) Enter a name or nickname.

GetWardrobe appI went with “StyleScout” just for fun, but you can keep it as simple as “Me”.

4) Set your privacy.

You can set your wardrobe to private so only you see your items. Posts show up just for your followers.

Or flip to “public” mode, letting anyone browse your clothes and posts.

GetWardrobe appI started private, then switched to public once I got the hang of it and wanted some inspiration.

5) Choose your gender: female, male, other (you can pick both).

The AI uses that info to suggest outfits and combos.

GetWardrobe appI selected “female”, but the app lets you mix and match if you’re experimenting with gender‑fluid looks.

6) Start playing around with the free version.

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About the app:

It has a 4.5 rating on Google Play with over 3,000 reviews so far.

From what I’ve seen, the lower scores usually come from occasional bugs or ads.

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What you get in the free version:Upload your clothes or outfits straight into GetWardrobe—one piece at a time or in batches of up to 100. With bulk uploads you can’t edit them immediately. It’s a solid way to get your whole closet in the app without spending hours on each item.GetWardrobe AppRemove the background from a photo manually or let the AI handle it. I found that a bright, even backdrop makes the AI’s cutout work much smoother, and if it slips up I can quickly grab the pencil tool and fine‑tune the edges.GetWardrobe AppGetWardrobe AppIt’s not always perfect, so I shoot my pieces against a bright backdrop—it makes the erase step way easier. Or I hunt down solid‑color shots on Pinterest; that’s my go‑to.GetWardrobe AppFilter your wardrobe by type and pull items up instantly using the search bar. The search works like a charm—type “denim” and all my jeans pop up in a flash.Tag items with hashtags for quick sorting. I use #summer, #work, #party to keep things organized.GetWardrobe AppBuild outfits from scratch or let the AI suggest combos. Sometimes the AI surprises me with a match I’d never think of.Edit any outfit you’ve already put together. You can drag‑and‑drop pieces, change colors, or swap shoes.Check the built‑in stats to see what you wear most. It’s eye‑opening to see that I reach for my black tee way more than my red sweater.Schedule what to wear in the calendar and even factor in the weather forecast. I love that the app warns me when rain is coming and suggests a waterproof jacket.GetWardrobe AppJoin the community—follow other users, drop likes, comment, the works. Seeing how others style similar pieces gives me fresh ideas.GetWardrobe AppGetWardrobe AppSort outfits by body shape for a better fit. The app lets you pick “hourglass”, “pear”, etc., and it tailors suggestions.GetWardrobe AppCreate a shopping list right inside the app. When I spot a missing staple, I just add it to the list and keep track.What extra features you get with the paid version: GetWardrobe AppUpload more than 100 items—clothes or whole outfits—to the app. Honestly, I didn’t think I owned that many pieces. I assumed the free tier would be enough, but it wasn’t. The extra slots let me finally archive that winter coat I never wear.No ads. They’re pretty rare anyway, so they don’t bother me. It just feels cleaner, especially when I’m scrolling through inspiration.Family wardrobe support. You can invite a partner or sibling and share pieces without mixing up your own tags.Give a stylist access to your closet. If you ever decide to pay a pro, they can see everything and suggest outfits directly.Suitcase mode. Perfect for travel—just pick the items you’ll pack and the app creates a compact view.Edit items instantly when you’re uploading in bulk. No need to wait for a batch to finish before fixing a typo.Bulk edit outfits. Change the color of a shoe across ten looks with one tap.Swap a piece’s photo across all outfits with a single replace. Great when you finally get a higher‑resolution picture.Stats for items and outfits. Shows you wear frequency, helping you decide what to donate.Add photos, colors, or notes to outfits. I jot down “good for brunch” so I remember the vibe.Archive items or outfits. Tucked away but still recoverable later.Restore items from the trash. Accidentally deleted? No panic.The paid version set me back 2990 RUB for 12 months (about 249 RUB/month). You can also go month‑to‑month for 499 RUB. That works out to a little under a dollar a day, which feels reasonable for the extra storage and ad‑free experience.

To buy it, you need to message support ([link]) with “Please send me payment instructions for Russia.” It’s simple – the payment goes through the web version in your browser. I got a quick reply with a bank transfer link, and the upgrade was instant.

GetWardrobe AppNow I have the premium badge next to my profile. By the way, there’s a version for stylists too. It offers pro tools: managing clients’ closets, a consultation section, branded invites, unlimited wardrobes, and expanded stats. The price is about 5463 RUB per month. That’s a solid investment if you run a styling business.

Let’s walk through creating an outfit in practice:

1) I find the piece I want online, preferably on a clean white background. A plain backdrop makes the AI’s cutout work much smoother.

GetWardrobe App2) I tap “Add” → “Item” to bring a specific piece into the app. The interface pops up a small menu that feels responsive.

GetWardrobe App3) I choose “Pick from photo gallery”. I usually pick the highest‑resolution shot I have.

GetWardrobe App4) When the background is even, the AI automatically chops it out. If I want, I can tap the pencil icon and do it manually. The auto‑mask is fast, but I sometimes need to tidy up the edges around straps.

GetWardrobe AppThe AI auto‑names the item, but it’s not always spot‑on. Look at the photo below – what looks like a tank top is actually a pair of socks. A quick tap lets me correct the label without any hassle.

GetWardrobe AppYou can fix that in a snap by selecting the right category. I also add brand, size, and price when I have that info, which helps later when I’m budgeting.

GetWardrobe App5) You can mark a piece as “Active use” if it’s already in your wardrobe. I chose “in my shopping list.” Marking items as ‘Active use’ pushes them to the main view, while ‘shopping list’ keeps them in a separate tab for future purchases