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Silk sarees and lehengas on a brass rail in a teak dressing room, several under muslin dust covers, an aubergine Banarasi drawn forward into afternoon light from a tall window.

Early access · India

Everything you own, in one place.

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A private record of a lifetime’s clothing. Photographed once, described for you, found in seconds.

Free during early access. Private by default.

The problem

You own more than you can remember.

Indian wardrobes accumulate — sarees, lehengas, sherwanis, pieces worn a handful of times and packed away for the next occasion. Over years, across cupboards, garment bags and trunks, it becomes genuinely hard to remember everything you have. That is not disorganisation. It is just how a real wardrobe grows.

  • Do I already own a green lehenga?
  • Which blouse goes with this saree?
  • Where is that sherwani I wore two years ago?
The hem of an aubergine Banarasi silk saree, gold zari border catching the afternoon light, a brass trunk beside it.
IBanarasi silk, aubergine
A row of embroidered lehengas and sarees on wooden hangers beneath a shelf of labelled garment boxes: Silk, Lehengas, Banaras, Kanchipuram.
IIThe cupboard, Tuesday morning

The wardrobe

Every piece, cut out and shelved. Searchable by colour, fabric and occasion.

  • Banarasi saree — Silk, 2 pieces

    Banarasi sareeSilk, 2 pieces

  • Lehenga set — Raw silk, 3 pieces

    Lehenga setRaw silk, 3 pieces

  • Chanderi saree — Silk cotton

    Chanderi sareeSilk cotton

  • Bandhgala — Wool

    BandhgalaWool

  • Kurta set — Mul cotton, 2 pieces

    Kurta setMul cotton, 2 pieces

  • Anarkali — Georgette

    AnarkaliGeorgette

How it works

A library of everything you have.

01

Catalogue

Photograph a piece on your phone, however it happens to be lying. It comes back as a clean entry with the garment, fabric, colour and occasion already filled in.

02

Find

Search the whole wardrobe by colour, fabric or occasion — from a shop floor, a suitcase, or the car on the way to a wedding.

03

Share

One link, one piece, to a friend or a tailor. Nothing else in your wardrobe is visible, and you can stop sharing whenever you like.

04

Or have us do it

Concierge cataloguing digitises an entire wardrobe for you, currently in Delhi and Mumbai. Doing it yourself works anywhere in India.

The window end of the dressing room: a tall casement, white flowers in a brass vase on the sill, a framed miniature on the wall, the edge of the garment rail to one side.

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