Wearhouse a personal archive for getting dressed
A wardrobe,
well kept.
The clothes you own are more than a list. Wearhouse explores how one good record can make everyday decisions feel considered.
A record worth keeping.
PILOT / WH-S032
Photographed.
Not yet assumed.
A photograph opens a garment file. Its details can be reviewed, edited and carried into an outfit.
The life of one garment.
Follow WH-S032 from photograph to outfit, exploring an 18-piece wardrobe along the way.
A photograph is a beginning.
Start with the jacket, take its photograph and build a garment record. The same piece follows you through every stage.
A proposed attribute is not the same thing as a confirmed fact.
Keep the details.
Question the claims.
Review the garment's details, change anything you need and file a record when it's ready.
A place for everything.
Denim jacket
Washed blue / denim
- SOURCE
- Front photograph
- REVIEW
- Pending
- BRAND
- Unidentified
Garment details
- SIZE
- ·
- FIBRE COMPOSITION
- ·
- CONDITION
- ·
- MADE IN
- ·
- LABEL CONDITION
- ·
- PURCHASE PRICE
- ·
- WEAR COUNT
- ·
Not another shopping list.
A way to wear.
Try three outfits around the same denim jacket. Each piece links back to its own garment record.
Soft utility
A textured neutral balances the deep denim jacket and worn denim.
FABRIC / IN THE HANDA wardrobe is
made of real things.
Wearhouse starts with evidence: the garment, the original image, the information you have confirmed. A model can assist with interpretation, but it shouldn't become the authority on what you own.
Still being made.
Wearhouse is in development. This interactive study uses a sample wardrobe; automated attribute extraction and personal accounts are not active in this demo.
Implementation foundation: Wardrowbe by Anyesh, included under its MIT license in Project Wearhouse. The Ticket interface direction and the experiments here are Wearhouse-specific.