Your wardrobe has more outfits in it than you think.
Photograph what you already own. Teeshee styles your wardrobe for wherever you're going — and shows you the look, on you, before you get dressed.
No shopping. No new clothes. Just the ones already on your rail.
This is what it actually gives you.
See your own clothes on you, full length — before anything leaves the hanger.
Photograph it once.
Wear it a hundred ways.
Hold up the hanger. That's the whole job.
Teeshee cuts each piece out of the background, names it and tags it, so it knows exactly what it's working with. Ten minutes and a coat hanger.
Outfits that come with reasons.
Tell it where you're going. It builds the look from what you own and explains the call — what to tuck, which button to leave, why the line works.
- Dinner, a flight, a first day back
- Every piece already hanging in your wardrobe
- A fresh set of looks whenever you ask
See it on before you put it on.
Tap Try On and see the outfit on you, head to toe, in your own clothes. Then go and get dressed — without the pile on the bed.
The easiest thing to wear is something you already own.
Simple pricing. Everything included.
Your wardrobe, try-on, and daily styling notes — one plan, two ways to pay.
billed $129 a year
- Founding-member price locked in for as long as you stay subscribed
- Join by 31 December 2026 to lock in the founding price
billed monthly
- Cancel any time
It knows your wardrobe better than you do.
Every piece you photograph is counted, categorised and colour-read — so the outfits it builds are grounded in what you actually own, not what it assumes you own.
We built Teeshee for the full wardrobe, empty-handed morning.
The average wardrobe holds well over a hundred pieces, and most of us wear the same dozen on rotation. Not because the rest is wrong — because at seven in the morning, nobody has the energy to work out what goes with what.
Teeshee started as a simple question: what if your own wardrobe came with a stylist? Not a shopping app pushing the next purchase. Something that looks at what is already hanging there and makes it go further.
That is also the sustainability argument, and it is the one we care about most. The most responsible garment is the one already in your wardrobe. Wearing it three more ways beats buying a fourth.
The first thing people tell us.
Real quotes from our early testers and beta users.
I kept buying the same black trousers because I'd forgotten I already owned two pairs. That stopped almost immediately.
It put a scarf I'd never worn with a jacket I wear constantly. I'd have never tried it, and I've been asked about it twice since.
Sunday night I line up a few looks for the week. Getting dressed has stopped being a decision I have to make at seven in the morning.
Questions, answered.
Most people photograph their core wardrobe — around thirty to forty pieces — in one sitting of about twenty minutes. You don't need everything loaded to start: Teeshee begins suggesting outfits as soon as you have a few tops, bottoms and a pair of shoes in place.
No. A phone photo of the garment on a hanger or laid flat is exactly right. Natural light helps, but Teeshee handles ordinary indoor lighting and busy backgrounds without any fuss.
See the whole outfit on a photo of you, head to toe, before you put anything on. Each look comes with a stylist's notes on how to wear it, so it's finished, not just put together. The looks you keep are saved for next time.
No. Teeshee only styles pieces you already own — there is no shop, no affiliate links and no sponsored placements in your outfit suggestions. Getting more out of your existing wardrobe is the entire point.
Your wardrobe images and personal photos are stored privately against your account. They are never sold, never shared with advertisers and never used for anybody else's benefit. You can delete any item, or your whole account, whenever you like.
Yes. Teeshee styles menswear, womenswear and everything in between — the outfit logic works from the pieces themselves rather than a fixed set of rules about who wears what.
You choose your plan and enter your card when you sign up, but nothing is charged for the first seven days. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you pay nothing at all. If you don't cancel, the plan you picked starts automatically when the seven days are up, and you can change or cancel it whenever you like from your account settings.
Go and open your wardrobe.
Start your trial, photograph what's already hanging there, and have your first outfit before the coffee goes cold.