Wearly Labs
A personal report on which colors and cuts suit you
Wearly Labs gives you a personal style report: your color season from the 12 season system, your body type, and a verdict on every color and cut, based on your own photos. A deterministic engine makes every call, so the same inputs always give the same result. You also get a markdown profile you can paste into any AI chat.
Features
- Two systems, one report. Color typology (12 seasons) and body type analysis run on the same set of answers and photos, so the results never contradict each other.
- Binary verdicts. Every color and every cut gets a yes or a no. No "it depends", no maybes to interpret.
- 50 colors judged one by one. Your palette, plus the shades that quietly work against you.
- Cuts and silhouettes for your proportions. Necklines, sleeves, waistlines, trousers, jackets, outerwear, each with a verdict and the reason behind it.
- Materials and patterns. What holds its shape on you and what collapses the second you sit down.
- Six generated images of you wearing outfits built from your own verdicts, so you see the result instead of reading about it.
- A portable profile file. Download your profile as .md, drop it into ChatGPT, Claude or any AI chat, and it shops with you from then on.
- Photo calibration built in. Five photos taken against a sheet of white paper, so your bathroom lighting does not decide your season.
- Men and women, equally. A full cut catalog on both sides, not a women's tool with a men's section bolted on.
- Analyzed, never stored. Photos are deleted within hours, usually minutes after the report lands. One payment, no subscription.
Use Cases
- Rebuilding a wardrobe from scratch, without buying three wrong coats to find the right one.
- Shopping online, where you cannot try anything on and returns eat whatever you saved.
- Thrift and secondhand hunting, where you get about four seconds to decide on a rack.
- Building a capsule wardrobe or a travel kit where every piece has to combine with every other piece.
- Dressing for one specific moment: a wedding, a first day, a conference stage, a photoshoot.
- Men who were never handed a system and got "just wear navy" instead.
- People who are on camera a lot: creators, founders on sales calls, speakers.
- Turning any AI chat into a personal shopper by feeding it your profile file and pasting product links.
- A gift for the person with a full closet and nothing to wear.
- After the body changes and the old rules stop working.
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Hi Fazier, I'm Bohouš. I design brands and products for a living, so I spend my days telling companies to be specific. Then I'd stand in front of my own closet with no idea why one shirt worked and the next one made me look tired. Everything I found was either a subscription trap, a chat model that would confidently tell you anything, or a tool that only worked if you were a woman. So we built Wearly Labs. You answer a questionnaire and upload five photos taken against a sheet of white paper for calibration. You get back your color season, your body type, and a yes or no on 50 colors, on cuts, on materials. Not "this could work for you." Yes or no. Two things I care about most. The diagnosis is deterministic. A rules engine decides the season and the type from your answers and measurements. The AI only writes the language around those verdicts, it never gets a vote. Same inputs, same result, every time. And your profile comes as a .md file. Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, send a product link, ask if that jacket is a yes. The report isn't a dead PDF. Photos are analyzed, never stored, deleted within hours and usually within minutes of the report being ready. My brother Filip built the engineering side, I did the methodology, design and copy. Ask me anything. And if you run it and a verdict feels wrong, tell me exactly where. That's the feedback I want most.
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Hi Fazier, I'm Bohouš. I design brands and products for a living, so I spend my days telling companies to be specific. Then I'd stand in front of my own closet with no idea why one shirt worked and the next one made me look tired. Everything I found was either a subscription trap, a chat model that would confidently tell you anything, or a tool that only worked if you were a woman. So we built Wearly Labs. You answer a questionnaire and upload five photos taken against a sheet of white paper for calibration. You get back your color season, your body type, and a yes or no on 50 colors, on cuts, on materials. Not "this could work for you." Yes or no. Two things I care about most. The diagnosis is deterministic. A rules engine decides the season and the type from your answers and measurements. The AI only writes the language around those verdicts, it never gets a vote. Same inputs, same result, every time. And your profile comes as a .md file. Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, send a product link, ask if that jacket is a yes. The report isn't a dead PDF. Photos are analyzed, never stored, deleted within hours and usually within minutes of the report being ready. My brother Filip built the engineering side, I did the methodology, design and copy. Ask me anything. And if you run it and a verdict feels wrong, tell me exactly where. That's the feedback I want most.
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