Fit, measured

Find clothes that fit like the ones you already love

You already own something that fits you perfectly. Photograph it flat with a bank card beside it. The card is a known size, so it works as a ruler. GarmentDNA measures the garment from that photo, then compares it against any shop's size chart to tell you which size to order.

Scan your first shirt See how it works

Completely free. No account, no payment, nothing to sign up for.

No body scanning. No tape measure. No guessing between M and L.

A cream Casablanca t-shirt laid flat on a wooden floor with a bank card placed beside it, ready to be photographed — Reference garment · one photograph example

Specimen 001 · Oxford shirt Measured → matched → verified

Your reference shirt

Chest53 cm

Sleeve64 cm

Length74 cm

An example of a finished scan. Early beta — we're still calibrating, so treat the numbers as a guide.

Best matches across retailers

95%Uniqlo Oxford — size M

93%COS Oxford — size M

91%Charles Tyrwhitt — size 15.5

89%M&S Regular — size M

Top match vs your shirt

Chest+0.8 cm

Sleeve−0.2 cm

Lengthidentical

See how close it is before you order, or keep looking. Your call.

Size charts built in

40 charts across shirts, trousers, outerwear and kids. Or paste any other shop's size chart and it works exactly the same.

Find it secondhand

Live eBay listings matched against your measurements, plus filtered searches on Vinted and Depop.

How it works

One photo. A bank card. That's the whole setup.

Lay it flat, add a card

Lay your favorite shirt on any plain surface and place a bank card beside it. Every card on earth is exactly 85.6 × 54 mm. It's the ruler in the photo.

Snap one photo

Computer vision finds the card, corrects the camera angle, traces the garment, and extracts chest, length, shoulder, sleeve, and hem, to the millimetre.

Shop anywhere

Paste any product's size chart (or link) and get a plain-language verdict: "Size M, 95% match. Chest 0.8 cm roomier, length identical."

Why now

Sizing is broken, and everyone pays for it

52%

of apparel returns cite sizing as the reason. The number one cause, by far.

$850B

in projected retail returns for 2025. Nearly 1 in 5 online purchases goes back.

photo and a bank card is the whole setup. No tape measure, no measuring yourself, no fit quiz.

body scans, tape measures, or fit quizzes required. Your favorite shirt already knows your size.

The long game

The GitHub for clothing fit

Every garment scanned creates a structured fit profile. Together they become the world's largest database of how clothes actually fit, not how retailers' inconsistent size charts claim they do. That data unlocks an ecosystem.

Retailer APIs

"Will this fit customer X?" answered before checkout, on any storefront.

Affiliate commerce

Fit-verified buy links. Commission on purchases we made confident.

Resale marketplaces

Verified measurements on every secondhand listing. No more "fits like a medium?"

Wardrobe management

Your closet, digitized and searchable, with fit as the organizing principle.

AI shopping agents

Agents need ground truth about your fit. GarmentDNA is that ground truth layer.

Return reduction

Sizing drives ~52% of apparel returns. Retailers pay to make that number fall.

Fit data licensing

Brands designing new lines against real-world fit distributions, not guesses.

The thesis

Every scan makes the next recommendation smarter. The measurements are the product today. The database is the company tomorrow. GarmentDNA · 2026