Wardrobe Tools

Search the brand directory by shortest published inseam, petite block type, price tier and category, so the question becomes “who publishes a 25-inch inseam under $150” rather than “who does petite”. Every result explains which criteria it met, on what basis, and where the data runs out.

What it does

• Filter by shortest published inseam
• Separate true petite blocks from shortened standard blocks
• Filter by category, price tier and shipping region
• Compare up to four brands field by field
• Keep a browser-local shortlist without an account

StatusLive. Built on the directory data model; awaiting researched brand data.

Answer a dozen questions about what the capsule is for, and get a plan of garment roles with the petite measurement guidance for each one, a conservative outfit count, and an explicit list of what the plan does not cover. Rule-based and deterministic: the same brief always produces the same plan, and every decision has a stated reason.

What it does

• Plan by purpose, season, formality, laundry cadence and capsule size
• Keep pieces you already own and build around them
• See a conservative outfit count that does not multiply by layers or shoes
• Read the coverage gaps and the adjustment that closes each one
• Save several named capsules in this browser, print, export and import

StatusLive. Plans garment roles with measurement guidance, not specific products.

Enter trip length, the temperature band you expect, how formal the days are and what laundry you will have. The planner returns garment roles with petite measurement guidance, a day-by-day outfit plan scheduled against repeat-wear limits, and an explicit list of what the plan does not cover. It can plan from a wardrobe you have recorded rather than describing what to look for.

What it does

• Plan by duration, temperature band, rain expectation, formality and activities
• Day-by-day outfits scheduled against laundry and repeat-wear limits
• Separate what to wear on the way from what goes in the bag
• Plan from a browser-local wardrobe shared with the Capsule Builder
• Save several named trips, print the plan, export and import

StatusLive. States the weather you gave it; it never consults a forecast.

Checks the wardrobe you actually own against the scenarios you actually have (saved capsules, saved trips, or an everyday brief) and demonstrates each gap with the exact outfits and days it would unlock. Existing pieces are credited first, substitutions outrank purchases, and no ideal-wardrobe template exists anywhere in it.

What it does

• Analyze a browser-local wardrobe against explicitly chosen scenarios
• Demonstrate every gap with the exact needs it would unlock
• Resolve needs by substitution or reactivation before any purchase
• End purchase-worthy gaps in petite measurement specifications, never products
• Report “nothing needs buying” as a first-class outcome

StatusLive. A gap is a demonstrated deficiency, never an absent category.

Composes outfit formulas from garment roles the way the editorial writes them by hand: a bottom or dress as the anchor, a base, a layer where the band wants one, a shoe chosen for the day. Deterministic, explained, and mapped in your browser onto the wardrobe you have recorded.

What it does

• Compose one to ten formulas from a shareable role-level brief
• Explain the petite proportion logic on every formula
• Map formulas onto a browser-local wardrobe and name missing roles
• Force a role in with must-use, or rule roles out
• Save, print, export and import formulas locally

StatusLive. No shuffle and no styling model: the same brief always composes the same formulas.

Adds what a piece actually cost, including the alteration, which is where petite purchases are usually mispriced, and divides by the wears you have actually recorded. Unknown values stay unknown, projections exist only when you type them, and nothing is ever called a good or bad investment.

What it does

• Total cost basis from acquisition, alteration and optional maintenance
• Current cost per recorded wear with explicit unknown and zero-wear states
• Reader-entered what-if scenarios, never automatic projections
• A one-off mode that stores nothing, and a saved-item mode from your wardrobe

StatusLive. It divides two numbers you typed; it does not judge them.