Wardrobe & outfits · iPhone & Android
Your whole wardrobe, in your pocket
Import photos of your clothes and LAYRD turns them into a clean, organised digital closet, with every piece looking like a studio shot. Plan outfits, log what you wear, and see what you actually use.
Free while we’re early · Coming to the App Store and Google Play
Inside the app
The wardrobe, the look, the calendar
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Layrd The wardrobe
The wardrobe
Every piece photographed once, cut out of its background, and filed by category.
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Layrd Building a look
Building a look
Tick the pieces you want from your wardrobe. They are arranged into an outfit for you, and you can move anything by hand.
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Layrd The calendar
The calendar
What you wore, and what you have planned for days that have not arrived yet.
Shop your own closet.
You don’t have nothing to wear. You have 47 pieces you’ve forgotten about.
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Your camera roll already has your closet in it
Pick a few photos, or a few hundred. Even outfit selfies work: every piece you’re wearing becomes its own item. Close the app and get on with your day. We’ll let you know when your closet is ready.
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Your closet just got a search bar
Every piece comes back looking like a studio shot, sorted and tagged by colour, occasion and style. That kurta, those white sneakers, the dupatta you can never find: all in one place. Something not quite right? Fix it in a tap.
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Meet the back half of your closet
Pick a few pieces and LAYRD puts the outfit together for you, head to toe. Stuck? Open the app for a fresh suggestion every day, including pieces you haven’t touched in months.
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Wear it. Log it. Know it.
One photo of today’s outfit and the day is logged. Plan ahead for the sangeet or the Monday meeting. Over time you’ll see what you reach for, what never leaves the hanger, and what that ₹8,000 lehenga really costs per wear.
Start with ten pieces. You’ll want to add the rest.
One closet, a lot of uses
Same clothes, fewer “what do I wear” moments.
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Mornings
Decide tonight, get dressed in two minutes tomorrow
Plan tomorrow’s outfit the night before, while you still have the patience. In the morning, just put it on and go.
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Travel
Pack the plan, not the maybes
Plan an outfit for each day of the trip, then pack only what those outfits need. Overpacking usually comes from the “just in case” pieces.
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Declutter
Find the capsule hiding in your closet
Once everything is sorted in one place, the patterns jump out: six almost identical black tops, and one jacket doing all the work.
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Diary
Your outfits, on the record
A month of logged outfits is surprisingly honest. It finally answers whether you actually wear the expensive thing.
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Shopping
Check your closet before you check out
Most regret buys are the fifth of something you already own four of. Take a quick look first and buy for the gap, not the mood.
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Styling
Your own lookbook
Save the outfits that work. Swap one piece, save the new version, and build your own lookbook over time.