Free wardrobe color tool
Build a closet color palette you will actually wear.
Start with the neutral and color already doing the most work in your closet. Choose your preferred contrast, then get a practical six-color palette and outfit formulas—not a rule about which colors you are “allowed” to wear.
Your six-color wardrobe palette
A balanced palette built around your closet
Four outfit color formulas
Check your closet before shopping
A simpler color system
Six roles. More combinations.
A useful wardrobe palette is not a shopping list. It gives the clothes you already own clearer jobs so tops, bottoms, layers, shoes, and accessories are easier to combine.
Two foundations
Your main neutral and a lighter or deeper partner carry trousers, denim, jackets, shoes, and bags.
Two supporting colors
These create variety without requiring every piece to match every other piece perfectly.
One accent, one bridge
An accent adds energy. A bridge color connects the foundations and supporting colors in scarves, knits, prints, or accessories.
Common questions
Wardrobe color palettes without rigid rules
How many colors should be in a capsule wardrobe?
There is no required number. Six is a useful planning size: enough range for variety, but small enough to make coordination visible. Your real wardrobe can include more.
Is this a seasonal color analysis tool?
No. It does not assess skin tone, hair, eyes, or a “season.” It starts with colors you already wear and helps them work together.
Do all six colors need equal representation?
No. Foundation neutrals may appear often, while an accent may show up only in a top, scarf, shoe, bag, or print.
What should I do with the result?
Photograph or note the six colors, then scan your closet before buying anything. Use the capsule wardrobe calculator to see how many combinations your compatible pieces can already make.