An updated article on the best apps for wardrobe organisation available right now. Do you have a favorite or use one of these apps and want to let me know the pros and cons? Add it to the comments section!
If you like to get a quick overview of your wardrobe or just want to document your outfits, you could benefit from using a wardrobe manager app.
I had a look at some of the wardrobe management apps, how they work and how they can help you.
Closet Space
Closet space lets you organize your apparel, create outfits for any occasion, and receive daily fashion tips & inspiration tailored just for you. Free for web, iOS, and Android.
Features include:
- Digital Closet: add purchases in seconds and take your closet to go.
- Outfit Planner: a fun and useful time-saver. Create and tag outfit ideas for later.
- Wishlist: save items you want from product catalogs and community closets.
- Packing & Donation Lists: create collections of items and outfits – for trips, storage, or any reason at all.
- Style Stats: live analysis of your closet – cost-per-wear, top colors, least worn, and more.
- Sync To Google Calendar.
Stylicious
This app lets you Organize your closet and plan your outfits. You can also get inspired by Stylicious stylists with daily updates, and rediscover the fun of shopping.
Features include:
- Camera – to Add a new item
- My Closet (Closet Organizer)- to View and Edit the items in your closet.
- Lookbook (Outfits Planner) – Create and View Looks with items in your closet or the items you wish to have.
- Calendar – to View and Manage the looks in your Fashion Calendar
- Shopping – Shop online the latest fashion from your favorite brands by kind, price, keywords.
- Wish – All your favorited items from the store you wish to have
- Sale Bookmarks – Bookmark your favorite items and see whats on sale
- Style Inspiration – to Get inspired with stylist looks and tips
- Travel – Plan what to wear on your next trip
My Wardrobe app – catalog your clothes!
The my wardrobe app lets you carry you wardrobe with you. Manage all your outfits and keep a diary of you how styled them. Note how many compliments you got with this outfit and how you felt wearing it!
Features:
- Mobile wardrobe
- Personal outfit-manager
- Styling diary
Stylebook
Stylebook is a wardrobe manager with many featured. Designed to help you carefully curate your wardrobe so you can look effortlessly chic everyday and get the most out of your existing wardrobe.
Features:
- Looks
- Closet
- Packing lists
- Inspiration library
- Size tracker
- Shoping
Go Chic or Go Home
At Go Chic or Go Home you can shop your closet together with your friends. You can share pictures of your outfits and add your whole wardrobe online. You can create ensembles but also put outfit pictures online that your followers can comment on.
HomyFads Wardrobe Manager
HomyFads is for Windows users and it’s a desktop app that is free to download. Features include:
- Creation of unlimited number of virtual wardrobes
- Grouping of wardrobe items into different collections
- Drag and drop photos to create items in a collection
- Tag your wardrobe items
- Find items as you type into the search box
Will you use a closet organiser?
I have not actively started using one of these wardrobe organisers, apps and online managers, as I feel I have a pretty good overview of my closet. However, I do really like the idea of a calendar, so you know what you wore, when. It can also be very useful to know exactly what’s in your closet, so you don’t buy another t-shirt in the exact same colour as you already have.
Also some of these app let you easily create capsule wardrobes.
What do you think? Dp you use an online wardrobe organiser to keep track of clothes or when you wore them? Which are your favorites?
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I wish I could find a closet app that would track sizes. I have two or three sizes because my weight fluctuates. Knowing what I can wear that is in my current size would be helpful.
Hi! I use smart closet, where you can add a status to your clothes and search on them. There you could add sizes. I use it to find subcategories like earrings when I create a new look, but sizes could work too. 🙂
Great article! I just started using one called Intelistyle – you can upload images from your wardrobe and it uses AI to match to items from either your own wardrobe or retailers, really handy for putting together more colourful and interesting outfits than I would normally wear. A bit like Cher from Clueless! https://www.intelistyle.co.uk/
Can any of these organisers be used across different devices eg on my android phone and windows laptop?
Not all of them work on every device. You would need to check each of them individually.
After trying a dozen of them, I found THE ONE!
I was looking for one that was basic, yet beautiful. Found this app and I LOVE IT!! No pushy ads, no selling you anything. Simple, basic yet BEAUTIFUL and Fun!!
Home page has 4 icons ONLY. One of them is the one with the weather of the location you are in.
http://clothetomeapp.com/?lang=en
It is free, fun and immediate to use. It is perfect for who doesn’t want to waste too much time in learning how to use an app, but wants to get dress weather appropriately.
I strongly advise to try it out!
I love it so much, that I have added also the clothes I use at home! 3 pairs of crocs included! LOL
Thanks so much for the feedback Zeta!
I’ve been using StyleBook and finding it really quite useful as I can check the ap to see whether I have items in my existing wardrobe that will go with whatever it is I’m considering buying. In particular, I use it to check whether I have suitable shoes to wear with whatever it is. I have awful trouble finding shoes that fit me here in Singapore, a land filled with women who either have tiny feet or are willing to let their toes hang out of their sandals; also, I have a tendency to get hopelessly over-excited about shoes whenever I’m visiting a country where having a European size 41 foot doesn’t equate to being a major freak. StyleBook is going to help me to save piles of money, I’m sure it will, because I’ll be able to remind myself what I actually need and then concentrate on finding it.
Thanks for your feedback Lizzie. Yes, I heard good things about Stylebook. Some of the style course participants are very positive about the app. As for finding shoes in Singapore, it’s certainly not easy…. http://www.sole2sole.sg/ often have nice shoes and they often have bigger sizes too.
I found your article recently and it sparked me such a great idea. Although the apps are outdated right now as it’s over a year old, this turned out to be a great exercise.
I’ve started using Pureple after trying handful of apps on iPhone. I liked it best among the closet organization or outfit planning apps out there. It’s free and does not ask you upgrade for essential features. I like the clutter free interface, and ability to remove backgrounds. And best of it, to be able to add items from web directly from the app. So far did not take single picture myself and got 60% of my closet already in Pureple using ‘add from web’ option. I also like that it lets me define my own categories. Highly recommend it for iPhone/iPad users.
Using an app to catalog/organize my closet helped me surprising ways. First, I am shopping much smarter now, knowing what I already have too much and what I am missing to make complete outfits for my existing clothes.
Next, I put together complete outfits. I found that those finishing touches e.g. perfect accessory to go with the outfit makes a huge difference. I also enjoy dressing and planning my outfits much more now.
Last, I was able to cut a lot of clutter during the process. It became naturally obvious what is needs to go and why.
It has been about a month and I did not even start using calendar and sharing options. If you are thinking whether to try, I strongly suggest so.
And thanks for the nice article!
Hi Amy, Great to read that this worked so well for you and thanks for the great feedback and review!
Ah closet couture has closed. Great idea. I was going for that one!
Great selection of apps. I would add Mod Man which is a style app for men. It is a wardrobe app but also you can do shopping the latest trends get style advice and more. modmanapp.com
Stylicious is the women’s version of the app. Styliciousapp.com Both work on Android and iOS7
Cheers
Closet Couture is closing at years end.
I found another website (www.yuuze.com) and apps that helps to organize wardrobe, giveaway/share clothes and suggest what to wear based on weather and zipcode. I love it.
Helpful and useful info. I just wish they offered Homyfads for Mac users.
http://www.sostyle.me is a really good site to organize your online fashion, you can see who is hanging similar items to you and it is really simple to use
also, check 123dressme iPhone app. It’s free and very fun to use
I am so flattered that you included us in the post, Sylvia. Thank you very much!
To all of your readers: Everyone is welcome in the Go Chic or Go Home community so please feel free to request an invite. 🙂
My pleasure Cynthia. Wishing you good luck with your site!
By request of former colleagues, I have put my outfit-of-the-day on Twitter for about a year. We all moved to different departments and they missed checking out me and my clothes in the morning (…). I took the photos with my iPhone3… Terrible. But they do give me a lot of outfit ideas. I am trying to label them Spring 1, Spring 2, Winter 1 etc. But this doesn’t work good enough as sometimes an outfit is preferably Autumn but can also be worn in Spring. Etc. But for now it will suffice. Because don’t forget.. .. in order to organize all your stuff online, you need to take photos of EVERYTHING. Even the thought wears me out.
I know. It can be a lot of work. But once you get it done, it might work really well. Pose could be a good app for you though as it is like a social network for outfit posts. Or keep on using the forum and refer them here 🙂
Thanks for the Hootsuite tip. I am now twittering with links yo your blog. See whether that brings any traffic. Have not got much followers, but you never know.
Any help is spreading the news about this blog is much appreciated! Thanks.
I miss Finery. Anything else out there like it? It would pull from my email all the clothes I bought online.
I tried Pureple on android, then tried to sync to my iPad but it gives me errors. Android does not allow batch uploads or adding from web.
Thanks for sharing …. guess what I’m going to be doing this afternoon? Trying out all these great sites and apps 🙂
Let me know your feedback Sharon. It will be great to know which ones you liked best. Have fun!
such a great idea, god knows I need some help organizing!
Have fun trying out these apps!
I actually think this could be helpful, as my wardrobe is a bit messy for the time being, being inbetween seasons (late and cold spring) and all. The one that appeals the most to me at the moment, is the HomyFadsWardrobe Manager, but one of the apps would definitely come in handy when shopping. Great tips, thanks Sylvia:)
I can’t use that one as it’s for windows and I’m a mac user, but may soon start to experiment with one of the phone apps…