Colours chosen
for the person wearing them.
From a single selfie, Klooset reads the shopper's undertone and seasonal palette, then shows which shades work for them and which ones to avoid.
A photo cannot tell you if a colour suits you.
A shade that looks right on the model can wash the shopper out. They find out when the parcel arrives, and the piece goes back.
18%
Of fashion returns are due to colour
Source · EFRC, 2024
- 01
A selfie
The shopper takes or uploads a selfie, ideally in daylight.
- 02
The reading
Klooset identifies their undertone and their seasonal palette.
- 03
The palette
The shopper gets the shades that suit them and the ones to avoid, and every next recommendation builds on it.
- Their seasonal palette and undertone
- The colours that suit them, and the ones to avoid
- Shades named in plain words, with swatches
- A profile kept on their own device for 30 days
- Whether the colour tool is offered on each surface
- A white-label look in your colours
- The wording of the launcher
- Pausing it at any time
Is the selfie stored?
No. It is sent to the AI provider to produce the profile, then dropped on our side. The resulting profile lives only in the shopper's browser, for 30 days.
Does the shopper have to redo it every visit?
No. The profile is remembered on their device for 30 days, and they can recalculate it at any time.
Can I turn it off?
Yes. Tools are set per surface in the console, so a footwear store can run try-on and sizing without the colour profile.
Make every product page
a personal shopping experience.
We're onboarding a small group of EU fashion retailers this quarter. If that's you, we'd love to show you the engine.
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