Which wardrobe app should you choose in 2026?
Six apps organise your wardrobe and help you get dressed from what you own: Margot, Whering, Acloset, Alta Daily, Fits and Stylebook. They are alike on the basics and differ on four things: what the free plan allows, languages, platforms, and whether outfits are suggested for you or put together by you. Here is how they compare, from their official pages on 4 October 2026.
By Yassine Benlahmr, founder of Margot Published
In short: Whering for a free, social app; Acloset or Fits for a big free wardrobe; Alta Daily if you live in the US and want a free app; Stylebook to pay once on iPhone; Margot for an outfit ready every morning, advice before you buy and Vinted listings, without a social feed.
What should you look for in a wardrobe app?
- Outfits made for you. Some apps build outfits from your clothes; others shuffle pieces at random or leave you to put looks together by hand.
- The free plan. Limits range from 15 pieces (Margot) to 100 (Acloset), and Fits sets none.
- Your language and your phone. Alta Daily is English-only; Stylebook is iPhone and iPad only.
- Your data. Check where it is stored and whether you can get it back: Whering says export is not possible, and Margot has no export either.
How do the six apps compare?
| App | Best for | Platforms | Languages | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Margot | an outfit ready every morning, advice before you buy, Vinted listings | iPhone, Android | English, French, Spanish | Free up to 15 pieces; Premium $14.99 a month or $59.99 a year (US) |
| Whering | a free, social wardrobe | iPhone, Android, web (browse) | 6 languages | Free; credits for image features |
| Acloset | a big free wardrobe and imports from online orders | iPhone, Android | 18 languages | Free up to 100 items; from $3.99 a month |
| Alta Daily | US residents who want a free app | iPhone, Android, web | English only | Free (beta) |
| Fits | unlimited free items and a social touch | iPhone, iPad, Android | 24 languages | Free; optional Fits Pro |
| Stylebook | paying once on iPhone | iPhone, iPad | 6 languages | $4.99 one-time |
What is each app like?
Margot
Margot prepares an outfit from your own clothes before the time you get dressed, with the weather in mind and, with Premium, your calendar. It answers buy, consider or skip before a purchase and writes Vinted listings on request. No social feed. New: launched in June 2026.
Best for: an outfit ready every morning, advice before you buy, Vinted listings Price: Free up to 15 pieces; Premium $14.99 a month or $59.99 a year (US)
Whering
The best known wardrobe app, with over 9 million users according to its App Store listing. Outfit ideas, a weather-aware planner, stats, packing lists, try-on paid with credits, and a community.
Best for: a free, social wardrobe Price: Free; credits for image features
Acloset
Made in South Korea, translated into 18 languages. Outfits for the weather and the occasion, a chat stylist, avatar try-on, imports from online shops and Gmail. Ads on Android.
Best for: a big free wardrobe and imports from online orders Price: Free up to 100 items; from $3.99 a month
Alta Daily
Made in the US and very highly rated. Outfits for the weather, an avatar that looks like you, packing for several cities. Its privacy policy asks users to confirm they live in the United States.
Best for: US residents who want a free app Price: Free (beta)
Fits
Made in Germany, translated into 24 languages. Unlimited items and background removal for free, a chat stylist, try-on with credits, friends who style outfits for you.
Best for: unlimited free items and a social touch Price: Free; optional Fits Pro
Stylebook
The long-standing iPhone wardrobe app, launched in 2009. Over 90 features, a calendar, stats and packing lists, but outfits shuffled at random rather than suggested.
Best for: paying once on iPhone Price: $4.99 one-time
Which app fits what you need?
- An outfit ready every morning, without a social network: Margot has an outfit ready before you get dressed, and your wardrobe stays private.
- A big wardrobe without paying: Fits (unlimited items) or Acloset (up to 100 items).
- Friends and inspiration: Whering, free, with friends' wardrobes and a database of over 100 million items.
- No subscription, on iPhone: Stylebook, a one-off $4.99 purchase.
- A free app, if you live in the US: Alta Daily, with a realistic avatar and a web version.
Questions people ask
- What is the best alternative to Whering?
- It depends on what you use Whering for. For a big free wardrobe: Fits (unlimited items) or Acloset (up to 100 items). For an outfit ready every morning, advice before you buy and no social feed: Margot. To pay once on iPhone: Stylebook.
- Is there a free wardrobe app?
- Yes. Whering has no subscription, Fits is free with unlimited items, Acloset is free up to 100 items, Alta Daily is free during its beta and Margot is free up to 15 pieces. Stylebook is a one-off $4.99 purchase.
- Which wardrobe apps work on Android?
- Margot, Whering, Acloset, Alta Daily and Fits. Stylebook is iPhone and iPad only.
- Can I move my wardrobe from one app to another?
- Rarely. Whering says items cannot be exported and Margot has no import from other apps, so switching usually means photographing your clothes again. Start with the pieces you wear most.
Sources
Facts checked on 4 October 2026 on each app's official pages; every comparison page lists its sources in full.