Every outfit you build for him, on his phone, sorted by occasion. He opens it in the morning, picks one, and he is dressed.
The outfit you planned for today is the first thing on his screen. Under it, the looks you have sent him, with the day’s weather for his city.
Everything you built for him, in its own folder, sorted the way he gets dressed. He scrolls, picks one, and goes.
A packing list from his own closet and an outfit for every day away, so the suitcase stops being a call to you the night before.
Yes. Stylement is personal stylist software where each client’s wardrobe is set to men’s, women’s or both. A men’s client gets his own measurements on file, a closet in his categories, and every outfit you build for him on his phone, sorted by occasion.
No. It opens in his phone’s browser under your brand, and he can add it to his home screen in two taps so it sits next to his other apps.
Yes. A client’s wardrobe is set to men’s, women’s or both, per client, so you can dress a couple or a whole family from one roster.
Neck, sleeve, inseam and jacket or suit size, alongside shoe size and his tops and bottoms, plus fit notes by brand.
Yes, filtered to men’s and unisex pieces for a men’s client. It is the smaller half of the catalog today, so most menswear stylists build from his closet and their own sourcing first.
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