Fine-gauge merino cardigan
100% merino wool · $185
It adds warmth without competing with the colors and shapes she already wears.
MarleLiz's closet
Six pieces ready to style.
Style profileExpressive and polishedBold color, tactile fabrics, and clean tailoring.
Try it yourselfMarle, yourcloset-firstpersonal stylist.
Wear more of what you own. Buy only what earns a place in your closet.
Closet readyLiz's closet
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Step 1
Liz's closet
Liz added photos of eight pieces she owns. Marle drafted the item details and a style profile. These are the pieces Marle will use to build the outfit ideas.
All eight pieces in Liz's closet
Style profileExpressive and polished
Bold color, tactile fabrics, and clean tailoring.
Every purchase should earn its place
Buy, Consider, or Skip.
Charcoal tailored blazer
98% wool · 2% elastane · $310
The shape could be useful, but the shoulders and sleeves need an in-person fit check.
Satin slip dress
100% polyester · $248
It repeats a silhouette you already own in a fabric you prefer to avoid.
Marle starts with what you own and what you like, then considers fit, fabric, price, durability, and care.
Private beta waitlist
Get early access to Marle.
The first beta group will be small, and their feedback will help shape the product. Invitations will be sent in waitlist order. The private beta will be free.
FAQ
A few things to know.
Can I use Marle now?
Not yet. Marle is still in development. You can try the interactive concept demo now, and we're preparing for a small private beta.
What happens after I join the waitlist?
We'll email you when a spot opens. Invitations will go out in small groups and in waitlist order. The private beta will be free, and we'll share pricing before any public launch.
How would I use Marle?
Open Marle when you need an outfit, have an occasion coming up, or want to check something before you buy it. Marle starts with what you ask for instead of pushing a shopping feed.
Do I have to add my whole closet?
No. You can start with a few pieces and add more over time. The more you add, the more useful the outfit suggestions can become. You'll add a photo of each piece, and Marle will draft the details for you to review and correct.
Is Marle a shopping app?
No. Marle starts with what you already own. It helps you put together outfits and decide whether something new is worth buying. It isn't designed to keep you scrolling through products.
What happens to my photos?
Marle will not ask for photos of you wearing your clothes. You'll only add photos of individual pieces you choose to keep in your closet. Before that feature launches, we'll explain what gets stored, how it's used, and how you can delete it. Our current waitlist practices are covered in the privacy policy.