Garment analysis in Chrome
Know howit feelsbefore you buy.
CATWLK reads the retailer’s fiber composition and care disclosures, then assesses likely handfeel, drape, wearability, and cost per wear before checkout.
CATWLK supports Zara, H&M, Mango, Uniqlo, and COS.
Beyond the product photography
Read the
garment.
Silhouette creates the first impression. Fiber composition, likely handfeel, care burden, and wardrobe role determine what happens after delivery.
CATWLK separates retailer evidence from personal fit: the source remains intact while your priorities, buy threshold, and material limits shape the recommendation.
02 / Analysis
A verdict.
With receipts.
Your personal match leads; the fiber breakdown, care load, recognition coverage, and scoring rationale remain open for inspection.
03 / Across retailers
One method.
Every retailer.
CATWLK applies one consistent assessment across women’s and men’s collections, so composition, wearability, and value remain comparable from store to store.
04 / CATWLK Pro
From first pull
to final approval.
CATWLK Pro turns browser sourcing into a structured client edit: brief, shortlist, recommendation rationale, approval, and post-purchase notes under the stylist’s own name.
Start with one active client edit.
Chrome extension
Source in context.
Capture retailer data against the active client brief without reconstructing the tab later.
Stylist workspace
Direct the edit.
Hold the brief, delivery date, shortlist, recommendation rationale, and next action in one client record.
Client review
Present for approval.
Present a discreet, no-login review where clients can choose Love, Maybe, or Pass and request a revision.
One client record. Every decision in context.
05 / Compare
Build a stronger
shortlist.
Edit two to four viable options, then compare the signals that disappear when retailer tabs are judged in isolation.
- 01Edit the pullSelect two to four options with a credible place in the wardrobe.
- 02Compare like with likeMatch, fiber profile, likely handfeel, care burden, and cost per wear align.
- 03Apply your criteriaThe emphasis follows your priorities, never a universal winner.
06 / Preferences
Set your
buying criteria.
Define your priorities once. CATWLK calibrates the personal match while preserving the retailer’s original composition data.
Weight the criteria
Prioritise handfeel, ease of care, longevity, versatility, or value, then set the match threshold worth considering.
Define non-negotiables
Optional material and care limits flag an issue without quietly rewriting the score.
Privacy, by operating principle
Local by default.
Shared with intent.
01The shopper extension requires no account.
02Personal libraries and criteria remain on the device.
03Existing client records are never migrated automatically.
04Stylists publish only the intake or edit they intend to share.
Material literacy
Read beyond
the label.
For considered wardrobes and professional client edits
Look closer.
Complimentary for shoppers · Professional access for independent stylists