Wearly Labs

Wearly Labs is a body analyzer tool. Wearly Labs assigns one of 12 color seasons and a body shape, then grades 50 colors and 125+ cuts with a verdict and a reason, plus six outfits and an exportable AI profile for ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.

Wearly Labs is a personal styling analysis service that combines seasonal color analysis with body shape and line assessment. The analysis sorts a user into one of 12 color seasons and identifies their body shape and line, then turns both results into concrete advice: 50 colors marked Wear, Depends or Skip, and 125+ cuts drawn from a women's or a men's library, each carrying a verdict and the reasoning behind it. The output lives on a personal page opened with a key rather than a password. The tool is aimed at people who want wardrobe decisions made on evidence rather than trial and error: shoppers tired of buying pieces that never get worn, minimalists building a capsule, and anyone who has read about color seasons but never had a palette translated into their own frame. Men and women get separate garment libraries, and shapes are labeled separately for each wardrobe, so a women's pear and a men's trapezoid are treated as distinct profiles rather than one generic set of body types. In practice the workflow starts with the analysis, then moves to reference material and outfit building. The season pages explain what a coloring runs on (warmth, depth, clarity) and the body type pages explain where a frame carries its width and how sharp its edges are. Six ready outfits are generated from the user's own colors and cuts for situations such as work, weekend, evening and training. A Markdown profile file can be handed to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini so questions about a garment can be tested against the same parameters before purchase. Compared with appointment based color consultations or free quiz sites, Wearly Labs emphasizes explanation over labeling and keeps everything self managed. Photos are described as deleted within 24 hours and never used to train AI. Category coverage is broad enough to be practical (spring through winter, five women's shapes plus four men's shapes), but the product is a static reference and outfit generator rather than a live shopping or virtual try on tool.