A wardrobe, calculated.
Most online style tools give you four seasons and a body-shape label. This site gives you twelve color seasons, six body measurements turned into specific clothing recommendations, and an outfit compatibility score for whatever you're about to wear.
No login. No accounts. No data leaves your browser.
The 4-season system most tools use.
Why this site exists
If you've taken one of those four-season quizzes and then bought a "spring palette" sweater that made you look tired, you've hit the limitation. Real personal color analysis runs in twelve seasons, not four, because two people can both be "spring" and yet need completely different colors. Same with body shape — knowing you're a "pear" tells you almost nothing about which neckline or pant rise will actually flatter you.
These three tools take you past the labels and into the specific inputs — your undertone depth, your shoulder-to-waist ratio, the exact hue distance between two pieces in your hand. Read more in About this project.
Each one answers a question the others don't. Use any one independently.
Walk through undertone, value, chroma, and contrast questions. Get one of twelve specific seasons (not four), a 30-color best palette, a 10-color avoid list, and metal + makeup recommendations.
Open analyzer
Six measurements become a shape, a vertical balance, a leg-to-body ratio, and a torso verdict. You get specific necklines, pant rises, hemlines, sleeve lengths, and pattern scales — not generic "wear A-line skirts" advice.
Map my proportions
Pick a top and a bottom. Get a 0–100 compatibility score broken down by color harmony, formality match, pattern clash risk, texture pairing, and silhouette balance. Includes specific suggestions to fix what isn't working.
Score an outfit
Quick start
All three tools work in your browser. They do not upload anything — every input stays on your device. Take screenshots of your results to bring when you shop.
Knowing your season makes the other two tools more useful. A Soft Autumn in neon green will always read "off", regardless of cut.
Use a soft tape, wear something fitted. Six numbers give you a permanent style map. Re-take only if your body changes meaningfully.
Before an interview, a date, a presentation. The scorer tells you the weakest part of the combination, not just a yes/no.
A professional drapes fabrics on you under controlled lighting. That will always be more accurate. What this tool does is the analytic work of narrowing you to one of twelve seasons from self-observation, then giving you specific, actionable palettes. For most people it's accurate within one season of a pro analysis.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Closing the tab discards the inputs. See the Privacy Policy below.
Because affiliate feeds mostly produce the same "spring" sweater in 12 different colors, which defeats the point of the analysis. The palettes here are color references — find your closest match in whatever store you already use.
Yes, and you probably should. The point of being specific (Light Spring vs Bright Spring) is that the advice gets sharper, which is also easier to disagree with and test. Style is empirical — try the recommendations, see which ones hold up in real life.
About this project
Purpose. Wardrobe Geometry is a set of free, browser-based tools for narrowing down personal color season, body proportion recommendations, and outfit compatibility. It's built for people who find the standard "take this quiz" tools either too vague or too confidently wrong.
Who's it for. Adults who already wear clothes, know what they like, and want a more rigorous framework. Not a children's costume generator, not a brand-comparison site, not a fashion trend tracker.
Limitations. None of these tools replace a professional in-person color draping, a trained tailor, or your own eyes. They're inputs to your decisions, not decisions. The color analysis depends on accurate self-observation; if you answer with what you wish were true rather than what you see, the result will be useless. The body tool depends on honest measurements in fitted clothes, not the "ideal" numbers you remember from five years ago.
How it's funded. Display advertising via Google AdSense. Ads are placed in natural positions (page edges, between content sections). They are never disguised as buttons, results, or downloads, and nothing on this site pops up, auto-plays, or asks you to "verify you're not a robot" to see your own results.
Contact. For corrections, suggestions, or takedown requests, look for the site contact page linked in the AdSense-required disclosures.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 2026.
Personal data. We do not collect, store, or transmit any personal data you enter into the three tools. All calculations happen in your browser. There is no account, no login, and no form that uploads your inputs to a server. Closing the browser tab discards your inputs.
Google AdSense and third-party advertising. We use Google AdSense, a third-party advertising service provided by Google. AdSense uses cookies to serve ads based on a user's prior visits to this site or other sites on the Internet. Google's use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads based on your visit to this site and/or other sites on the Internet. You may opt out of personalized advertising by visiting Google Ads Settings.
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Analytics. We may use privacy-respecting aggregate analytics (no personal identifiers) to understand which tools are used and where pages are abandoned. No inputs are tied to analytics.
Children. This site is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect information from children.
Changes. Any material changes to this policy will be posted on this page with a revised date.
Disclaimer
The information and tools provided on Wardrobe Geometry are for general informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute professional styling, image consulting, color therapy, medical, psychological, or any other licensed advice.
Personal color analysis from self-observation is approximate. Body proportion recommendations are based on conventional fit aesthetics, not universal rules. Outfit compatibility scoring reflects common style heuristics, not objective quality.
Individual results vary. Always trust your own eyes and judgment over any automated recommendation. If you need precise guidance for a high-stakes situation (job interview, wedding, professional photo), consult a qualified in-person stylist.
Affiliated links, if any, are disclosed where they appear. The site owner may earn a commission for purchases made through certain outbound links, at no additional cost to you.