Fit check, scored

Rate my outfit.
Get an honest answer.

Build a look from your closet or snap what you're wearing. Clottr scores it on seven style dimensions and tells you what's working, what isn't, and exactly how to fix it.

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Clottr rating an outfit across seven style dimensions with a score for each

From 'does this work?' to a clear verdict

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Bring the outfit

Assemble a look on the canvas from clothes you own, or just snap a mirror selfie of what you already have on. Either one is fair game for a rating.

Assembling an outfit on the Clottr canvas to send for a rating
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Scored on seven dimensions

Clottr grades the fit on color, proportion, formality, coherence, pattern, occasion, and season — the same checks a stylist runs, made explicit and repeatable.

An outfit scored across seven named style dimensions in the Clottr app
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Verdict, strengths, and fixes

You get a plain-English read: what lands, what drags it down, and the one or two swaps that would lift the whole look before you walk out the door.

The rated look shown on the user alongside suggested fixes
A mirror selfie submitted to Clottr for an honest outfit rating

Rate a real photo, not a mock-up

Most 'rate my outfit' tools want a clean product flat-lay. Real mornings don't look like that. Clottr reads an actual mirror selfie — the fit you're standing in — and scores what's really there: how the pieces sit together, whether the proportions balance, whether it suits where you're headed.

No catalogued closet required to start. Snap, submit, and read the verdict in a few seconds.

  • ·Color harmony
  • ·Proportion balance
  • ·Formality match
  • ·Style coherence
  • ·Pattern mixing
  • ·Occasion fit
  • ·Seasonal fit
Clottr explaining an outfit score with a concrete, actionable fix on the canvas

Not an AI hot take. A designer's checklist.

We don't ask a language model whether your outfit is good — that's guesswork dressed up as an answer. Clottr's rating runs on the actual process designers follow, turned into a repeatable, explainable algorithm. Every score traces back to a rule, so the verdict holds up when you ask why.

That's also why the fixes are specific. Instead of 'try something bolder,' you get 'swap the black belt for brown to close the formality gap' — a change you can act on, not a vibe.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I rate my outfit with Clottr?

Two ways. Build a look on the canvas from clothes in your wardrobe, or snap a mirror selfie of what you're wearing. Clottr scores it on seven style dimensions and returns a written verdict with strengths and fixes in a few seconds.

How does Clottr decide if an outfit works?

It runs the same checks a stylist runs — color harmony, proportion, formality, coherence, pattern, occasion, and season — as an explicit, repeatable algorithm. Each part of the score traces back to a specific rule, so you can see exactly why a look passed or fell short.

Can I rate an outfit from just a photo?

Yes. Upload or snap a mirror selfie and Clottr rates the outfit you're actually standing in — no closet setup needed. If your wardrobe is already in the app, it can also tie the fixes back to pieces you own.

Is this just an AI guessing whether my outfit is good?

No. Language models are unreliable at judging style, so Clottr doesn't lean on one for the verdict. The rating engine is built from the process professional designers use, turned into an explainable algorithm — grounded in rules, not vibes.

Will it tell me what to change?

That's the point. Alongside the score you get concrete fixes — swap this belt, change the shoe, add a layer — each chosen to lift the specific dimension dragging the look down, rather than generic advice.

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