You have more outfits than you think.
Sanago shows you new outfits made from the clothes you already own, drawn piece by piece in your exact colours. Start with the one thing you want to wear — it puts the rest together.
The app is almost ready. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's out — that's all we'll ever send you.
See what your clothes can do together.
Tell it what you own
Tick your pieces and their colours — a black tee, those camel trousers, the boots you live in. Each one gets its own drawing, in its own colour.
Pick a piece, see it styled
Lock the skirt you want to wear and shuffle the rest. The colours sit well together and the layers actually layer — a coat goes over the dress, the way it does in real life.
Know what to wear today
Ideas for today's weather, made from your own items. Save the ones you love into collections, plan your week, pack for a trip without overpacking.
Have a little play.
This is the real engine with a small loaner closet — shuffle a few outfits, flip between the flat lay and the model. In the app it's your clothes, and you can swap any single piece, lock the ones you love, and keep what suits the weather.
It doesn't make things up.
Most style advice is folklore with confidence — colour "seasons," rules for your "body type," stripes that supposedly widen you. We went and read the research. A lot of it doesn't hold up, so the app doesn't say it.
When Sanago says a colour works near your face, the reason is colour science — how light or deep it sits next to your skin tone — never a quiz that sorts you into a season. And where the evidence is silent, the app is silent too. Nothing you own is ever "wrong" — some pieces just shine in different places.
The myths, checked.
How an outfit gets its colours
You pick one piece and the app builds the rest — and somehow the colours belong together. That's not taste, and it's not magic. Here's the actual recipe, including the part where a famous formula failed our test read.
Read it ›Why we don't match your 'face shape'
Round, square, heart, oval — you've been told to pick necklines and collars by your face shape. Here's why we don't play that game.
Read it ›The stripe myth
Everyone knows vertical stripes slim and horizontal stripes widen. The truth is stranger — the direction barely matters, the fine print does, and the one thing that's actually clear is the kindest: stripes won't make you look bigger.
Read it ›Why we don't do color 'seasons'
You've probably been told you're an 'autumn' or a 'winter.' Here's why we measure your colouring instead of sorting you into a season.
Read it ›Your body is normal
Researchers measured thousands of women and sorted every body into nine shapes. What they found says something reassuring — and useful — about yours.
Read it ›A little heads-up when it's ready.
Sanago is nearly here. No weekly updates, no inbox clutter — just one note on launch day.