Wear what you own
When the whole wardrobe is visible and filterable, the forgotten two-thirds of it comes back into rotation. New outfits come from old clothes — free.
Own it. See it. Wear it.
A closet you can search beats a closet you dig through.
A digital wardrobe inventory is exactly what it sounds like: every piece you own, photographed, categorized, and searchable in one place — with what it cost and how often you actually wear it. The average closet holds over $1,000 of clothes and wears a fraction of them. An inventory is how you find out which side of that sentence you're on.
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The checklist
What a real inventory includes.
A photo dump is not an inventory. These are the five parts that turn a folder of pictures into something you plan outfits with.
- A photo of every pieceNot a memory of it — an actual photo, cut clean from its background, ready to be styled into outfits.
- Structured detailsType, color, brand, season, price, and notes on every item, so “that camel coat” is one search away instead of ten hangers deep.
- Wear historyWhat you wore, when, and how often. Without wear counts an inventory is a museum; with them it’s a mirror.
- Search and filters that workFilter by type, color, brand, or season; sort by most-worn, recently added, or price.
- A way outOne-tap export — CSV plus photos. An inventory you can’t take with you is a lease, not a record.
Why bother?
Because most closets are black boxes. You buy under the impression you have “nothing to wear,” and the evidence to the contrary is buried under the bed and behind the dry cleaning.
Buy with evidence
A wardrobe with prices and wear counts tells you what you actually reach for — so the next purchase answers a real gap, not a mood.
Know what it's worth
An itemized catalog with prices is a record for insurance, resale, and plain self-honesty: closet value, cost per wear, and the items still wearing their price tags.
How Armoiria does it
An inventory in fifteen minutes.
Cataloging a whole wardrobe by hand is the reason most digital inventories die at item eleven. Armoiria attacks the entry burden directly.
Closet Scan: capture in bulk
Lay six items on the bed, snap once — the AI splits the photo, categorizes each piece, and shows you confirm cards. A full wardrobe in an afternoon, not a quarter.
AI fills in the card
One photo auto-fills type, color, brand, and season. You edit the exceptions, not the entire catalog.
Import what you have
Switching from another app? The importer maps Whering, Acloset, and GetWardrobe CSV exports, and bulk-matches your existing photos to items.
Kept honest, kept yours
A duplicate detector flags the fourth black top before you catalog it, stats track wear and value — and one tap exports everything, CSV plus photos, forever.
See your whole wardrobe.
Snap it once, search it forever. The fifteen-minute wardrobe is waiting.