I liked it at first. Kind of a pain to setup at first. App isn’t aging well. Feels outdated. Looks and feels like an app my great great grandma would have used in the early 1900s. The company behind this app only pushes updates for bugs brought on by OS updates. No updates with innovated ideas. For instances, this app has been around for years and no one at the company has thought about adding a feature to flip the clothing items so that we can upload pictures of the front and back of the item. Look elsewhere if you have high expectations for a closet app.

Stylebook for Men is an exceptional tool for individuals with extensive wardrobes, offering a practical solution for cataloging closet contents. Its standout feature is the intuitive pairing of items that may not typically be considered complementary, enhancing the user's styling capabilities.

Everything is great. I just would like some security that all this time cropping won’t get lost. Keep it up.

I purchased your app for men while reading about your app for women. I saw your app for men and purchased although the reviews are a mixed bag. One thing I was expecting to see are guides for men’s clothing in the app for men’s clothing. However almost all of the articles and guides are for women and written on dresses, women’s clothing, etc. can you please provide content for men’s clothing in the men’s clothing app. I’m not planning on buying any dresses and heels. If you can update your content guides for men, I will update my review.

Terrible ! Adding clothes is more effort than it is worth. It is 2022 the devs should be training ML models so the process of adding photos to your closest is a breeze on a user. Instead this app is stuck on a 2015 technology stack and relies on gaslighting their users via “Tutorials” into thinking that they are the problem. Instead of trying to mask their inability or insubordinate to improving the app beyond stability on the latest iPadOS or iOS release, the devs should prioritize improving the user experience. After reading all the “Tutorials”(actually it’s their blog posts) it’s obvious they’ve haven’t made any significant changes to the app that makes the process of getting clothes in any easier. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

this is hands down the best closet app by far…and easiest and least time consuming!! ive tried almost every free closet app in the app store and i can say without a doubt this is the best one. APP DEVELOPERS: please add a feature so you can manually organize the order in which items appear in your closet. right now the order is decided by the order in which you added the item to your closet. but i want to be able to add items in any order and then have them displayed in an order i choose. this is the only feature missing that i’d love to have. otherwise this app is perfect

I literally wish I could sue them for the waste of time it was to try and get this dumb app to work. I followed all of the directions for uploading the pictures but it doesn’t work. If you want to erase the background you’re supposed to follow certain steps, followed them, but it still doesn’t erase the background. You’d need a professional photography studio and hours of time to make this app work. Used contrasting color bed sheets as my background, and no matter how smooth I made it the dumb software would still pick up the wrinkles in the sheet as part of the clothes. Tried multiple different things and even used a photography light to try to take pictures. My photos literally looked like the example they showed of how to properly take pictures. You’d need like a 10x10ft space, 10 different colors of solid non-patterned sheets, an iron, numerous photography lights, etc to even get the software to remotely work well and even then it would probably still fail

I found this after a wardrobe makeover 3 years ago and use it every day. Keep track of what you wear, what things cost, cost per wear. Also really handy when shopping to know what you already have so you don’t buy something too similar or to see if it’ll match something.

I’ve tried many and this is the best I found. Try it out and you’ll see. To give it Five stars I would have to see: - iPad *landscape mode* support - A way to explore color variations - Approximate preview of an outfit worn on a model

I like all the ideas of stylebook, but the execution could be better. For example, being able to add multiple clothing pieces to your calendar at once, or allowing you to create multiple sub-categories, or create your own parameters for sorting data. The colors could be a little more inclusive when assigning one to an article of clothing, and it would be nice to have a “primary” indicator and secondary, complimentary colors as well. A “bought for” and a “retail” option for price would be good. The picture taking is really sub-par, I ended up having to mask all the pictures in photoshop then upload them. It’s subpar because it does a horrible job color-grading the picture and either becomes terribly warm or overwhelmingly cold. Only via photoshop can I force it to take my temperature the photo was actually taken at. The “choose a picture from a link” option is good idea, but clunky execution. Overall. I can use this app, but it’s.a pain, especially considering the premium price I’m paying for it (I can’t remember the last time I bought an app on the App Store)