Add the clothes in your capsule, see how it compares to a popular guideline, and find out how many outfits you can actually build from it.
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A capsule wardrobe only works if the pieces actually mix and match. Listing what you own by category makes gaps obvious — too many tops and not enough bottoms, say — before you buy anything new.
Category counts show at a glance whether your capsule leans too heavily on one type of piece.
Compare against one popular ~30–40 item rule of thumb, clearly framed as just one option.
See exactly how many outfit combinations your current pieces can theoretically create.
The outfit combination count multiplies your number of tops by your number of bottoms, since in principle any top can pair with any bottom. Each dress adds one more complete outfit on its own, since a dress doesn't need a separate top or bottom. That subtotal is then multiplied by your outerwear count plus one, because every outfit can be worn with any one of your outerwear pieces, or with none at all. Shoes and accessories are tracked and counted toward your total item count and category guideline, but aren't included in the combination math since most people don't treat them as swapping one outfit for a completely different one. The ~30–40 item guideline shown alongside your counts is one popular rule of thumb from the capsule wardrobe and minimalist style world — not a target to hit exactly, since plenty of workable capsules run smaller or larger depending on climate, lifestyle and how often you do laundry.
A capsule wardrobe is a small, deliberately chosen set of clothing where most pieces can be mixed and matched with each other, so you own less but can still put together many outfits.
It's one popular rule of thumb from the capsule wardrobe and minimalist style community, not an official standard. Different guides suggest anywhere from about 25 to 50 items, so treat it as a starting reference, not a target you must hit.
It multiplies your number of tops by your number of bottoms, adds one outfit for each dress, and then multiplies that by your outerwear count plus one, since every outfit can also be worn without outerwear.
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Yes. Each item has its own remove button, and a Clear all button wipes the whole list after you confirm — handy for starting a fresh capsule for a new season.
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