Buy clothes that fit the first time by saving your measurements
One shopper keeps a wardrobe Project that checks every product page against their own measurements.
A sketch of what you'll get back.
Your prompt
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ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. Gemini can't be filled in from a link, so its button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
Be my fit advisor and keep these numbers for every future question. My measurements: [YOUR MEASUREMENTS, e.g. chest 42, waist 32, inseam 30]. Clothes that fit me well: [ITEMS THAT FIT WELL, e.g. a medium tee, 22 in pit to pit]. My fit problems: [FIT ISSUES, e.g. broad shoulders, short legs]. When I paste a product link or size chart: 1) compare its measurements to mine and to my good-fit items, 2) recommend a size and say how confident you are, 3) warn me where it'll be tight, loose, short or long, 4) say if the fabric stretches or tends to shrink, if the page shows it. If the size chart is missing, tell me what to ask the seller. When I send a photo of me wearing something, give me an honest fit check.
Save your measurements and those of a few clothes that fit you well in one Project. Before you buy, paste the product link or size chart and get the size most likely to fit.
Step by step
- Measure yourself and two favorite pieces that fit well.
- Start a Project and paste the prompt with those numbers.
- Paste a product link or size chart before you buy.
- Send a photo of you wearing it for an honest fit check.
What you'll get
A size pick with a confidence level and fit warnings for any item, based on your real numbers.
Projects are in ChatGPT and Claude. In Gemini, save the numbers in a Gemini skill.
- Made for
- Everyone
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
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