Wearly Labs
A personal report on which colors and cuts suit you
What it does
Most people find out what suits them by buying it wrong first. Wearly Labs gives you the answer instead: your color season, your body type, and a verdict color by color and cut by cut, based on your own photos and answers. The call is made by a deterministic engine, not a chat model, so the same inputs always give the same result. You get a PDF report plus a profile file you can paste into any AI chat. One report, $29, no subscription.
Seasonal color analysis and body shape analysis, from your own photos and answers. Your season, your palette, the cuts that suit you, and six outfit images.
Wearly Labs is seasonal color analysis and body shape analysis, run on your own photos and answers. What suits you, what doesn't, and why. $29 one-time payment for what a stylist charges hundreds for. An open jacket adds ease without piling width on your shoulders. The zip line down the middle gives a straight frame some shape. This seamless sweater adapts to your figure instead of fighting against it. The orange on your pants is at the perfect distance from your head, but it complements your figure. A soft-shouldered jacket keeps width off the top, where you already have it. A light blue shade, when used as a solid color, evokes a sense of freshness and calm. A boxy cut sits clean on broad…from wearlylabs.com
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