I try to keep a small wardrobe, but I never really knew what I actually wore, what was collecting dust, or when I genuinely needed to replace something. (https://wearsandtears.com/story)
Most wardrobe apps help you organize clothes or create outfits. I wanted something that would help you make better decisions over time. Track wears, see cost per wear, spot items you never use, and think twice before buying another black T-shirt. 😄
This is still an early product, and I'm building it based on feedback from people who care about intentional ownership, minimalism, or simply getting more value from the things they already own.
I already digitized my wardrobe with wears&tears. Everything, from shoes to ski gear and my yellow Harley Devidso gloves, in total 132 items. I'm curious: is it a lot?
What's the hardest part about managing your wardrobe? Is there a feature you'd want to see? What would make you use an app like this every day?
Thanks for checking it out, and thanks for any feedback or support—it really means a lot! contact@wearsandtears.com
P/S: I also decided to make life easier for my wife during the Christmas season with the "To Replace" list 🎁.
Instead of guessing what someone needs, you can simply tag items yourself or let AI suggest things that are “worn out” and ready for replacement. Then invite your spouse to view the list via the app, so they know exactly what would actually be useful.
How it works technically: https://wearsandtears.com/docs/p...
Demo https://wearsandtears.com/docs/demo
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