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WardrobeAI Tagging

AI Tagging

Every item you add goes through an AI vision analysis that generates a structured tag set. This is how the suggestion engine understands your wardrobe well enough to build outfits.

How the Pipeline Works

  1. Upload: You submit a photo, URL, or text description.
  2. Processing badge: The item appears in your wardrobe grid immediately with a “Processing” label.
  3. AI vision analysis: The backend sends the image to an AI vision model. It identifies clothing type, color, style signals, material indicators, and season fit.
  4. Tags generated: The model outputs a structured set of tags (see table below).
  5. Background removal: The background is stripped from the photo to produce a clean thumbnail.
  6. Complete: The processing badge clears. The item now has its full tag set.

What Gets Tagged

TagExample values
Typeshirt, trousers, dress, jacket, shoes, bag
Subtypet-shirt, chinos, midi dress, bomber jacket, chelsea boots
Colornavy, white, olive, burgundy, black
Secondary colorse.g., white stripes on a navy shirt
Stylecasual, formal, sporty, minimalist, bold
Formalitycasual / smart casual / business casual / business formal / black tie
Seasonspring, summer, autumn, winter, all-season
Materialcotton, wool, denim, leather, polyester, linen
Patternsolid, striped, checked, floral, geometric, animal print

Accuracy Notes

AI tagging is accurate for clearly photographed items. It performs best on:

  • Solid colors and simple patterns
  • Standard clothing silhouettes
  • Well-lit photos with minimal clutter

It can struggle with:

  • Complex patterns on dark backgrounds
  • Items heavily obscured by folds or wrinkles
  • Accessories with fine detail (jewelry, ties)
  • Items photographed as part of a complete outfit (as opposed to isolated)

Confidence scores below 70% on any tag are worth reviewing.

Re-Analyzing Items

If an item was tagged poorly (wrong color, wrong type), you can trigger a reanalysis from the item detail view using the overflow menu. This re-runs the full pipeline including background removal. Existing manual edits to tags are overwritten by the new analysis, so re-check after reanalyzing.

Tips for Better Photos

  • Lay items flat on a light, neutral surface or hang them on a plain hanger.
  • Photograph the front of the item straight on, not at an angle.
  • Use natural light or diffused indoor light. Avoid harsh shadows.
  • Keep the entire item in frame with a small border of background visible.
  • For shoes, photograph one shoe from the side.
  • Avoid photographing items while being worn. The system analyzes the garment, not the body.

Custom AI Endpoint

If you’re self-hosted or want to use a specific model, you can configure a custom AI endpoint in AI Configuration. The tagging pipeline will route through your endpoint instead of the default.


Mobile: AI tagging works identically on mobile. After uploading from the camera or photo library, the processing badge appears in the wardrobe tab until analysis completes.

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