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You own more outfits than you wear.

DRESZI looks at the clothes you already have and puts the forgotten ones back to work. Tell it what your day looks like and get one to three complete outfits, built from your own closet.

iPhone only. A small private pilot opens first. Your email stays with us.

Folded knitwear in cream and grey wool, stacked on a shelf
Grey wool knitChunky ribLast worn212 days ago
Cream sweaterFisherman ribLast worn96 days ago
Illustrative
  • Camel coat147 days unworn
  • Olive chinos212 days unworn
  • Cream cable knit96 days unworn
  • Brown suede boots180 days unworn
  • Burgundy scarf301 days unworn
  • Breton striped tee63 days unworn
  • Tweed blazer240 days unworn
  • Grey flannel trousers118 days unworn

A full closet. Nothing to wear.

You probably wear the same few pieces most weeks. The rest hangs there: the coat you loved in the store, the chinos you bought for one trip, the sweater that never found a partner.

The clothes are fine. What you need is a second look at 7:40 on a Tuesday, when you have four minutes and a meeting. DRESZI gives you that second look.

How it works

  1. Hands taking a cream cardigan off a clothing rail

    Photograph what you own.

    Snap one piece or a whole rail. DRESZI reads the type and color, and saves nothing until you confirm it.

  2. The DRESZI app asking what you are getting dressed for, with a grid of garments

    Tell it about your day.

    Tap an occasion or type a line: “client lunch, then my daughter’s recital.” Claude reads it, and your calendar fills in the rest if you let it.

  3. A complete outfit laid flat: burgundy skirt, camel sweater, white tee, white sneakers and a belt bag

    Wear something you forgot you had.

    One to three complete outfits, never a feed. Each one pulls in pieces that have been waiting, and still looks like you.

Pick a day. See what comes back out.

Same closet, three days. The marked pieces are what DRESZI would pick, and most of them haven’t left the hanger in months.

The wardrobeIllustrative
  • White oxford shirtCotton2 days ago
  • Charcoal trousersWool flannelYesterday
  • Navy overshirtBrushed wool3 days ago
  • Dark selvedge denimCotton4 days ago
  • Grey crewneckMerino6 days ago, in this look
  • Black loafersCalf leather2 days ago, in this look
  • White sneakersLeather9 days ago
  • Breton striped teeCotton jersey63 days ago
  • Cream cable knitLambswool96 days ago
  • Camel coatWool and cashmere147 days ago, in this look
  • Brown suede bootsSuede180 days ago
  • Olive chinosCotton twill212 days ago, in this look
  • Burgundy scarfLambswool301 days ago
Client lunch, then dinner out. Four pieces, two of them untouched for months.

Range is the point.

Anyone can make Tuesday look fine. DRESZI aims at the whole month: the camel coat back in rotation, the olive chinos finally paired with something, eleven pieces in play where there used to be six.

Your usual month6 pieces in rotation
Same closet, with DRESZI11 pieces in rotation
Each column is one working day: layer, top, bottom. Illustrative wardrobe, nothing new bought.

Built with Claude.

DRESZI is built on Claude, Anthropic’s AI. Claude already reads how you describe your day. Before public launch, it takes over the rest of the thinking: reading your photos and choosing between outfits. One model that understands both your closet and your day.

What Claude doesStatus
Understanding your dayTurns “client lunch, then a recital” into occasion, dress code and timing.
Live today
Reading your photosVision that names each piece, its color and its brand from a single snapshot.
Before launch
Choosing the outfitRanks the combinations that pass DRESZI’s style rules and picks the one that fits the day.
Before launch

The rules it keeps

Your closet first.
Every outfit comes from what you already own. More range, nothing new to buy.
One to three outfits. No feed.
A short answer you can put on and walk out in. Nothing to scroll.
A stretch, not a costume.
It learns from what you wear and pushes at the edges of your style. You still look like you.
Private by default.
DRESZI asks for your camera, photos or calendar only when you use the feature that needs them.

Questions

Is DRESZI an AI stylist?

Not the kind that sends you shopping. DRESZI works only with what you already own and helps you wear more of it, in combinations you probably haven't tried.

Do I need to buy anything?

No. Most closets already hold far more outfits than get worn. DRESZI finds them.

What AI does DRESZI use?

Claude, by Anthropic. Today Claude reads how you describe your day. Before public launch, photo recognition and outfit selection move to Claude as well.

What do I need to use it?

An iPhone running iOS 17 or later. DRESZI is iPhone only for now.

When can I try it?

A small private pilot comes first, planned for 2027. Request an invite and we'll email you when a spot opens. You'll also get a short welcome note right after you sign up.

Made in Austin by VESTI Labs.

VESTI Labs, Inc. is an independent AI product studio in Austin, Texas. We build software for the small decisions you make every day, starting with the most personal one: getting dressed. DRESZI is our first product.

Company
VESTI Labs, Inc., a Delaware corporation
Based in
Austin, Texas
Founded
2025
Product
DRESZI for iPhone, in private development
Built with
Claude, by Anthropic
Contact
hello@dresz.io
Instagram
@getdreszi

Your next favorite outfit is already in your closet.

iPhone only. A small private pilot opens first. Your email stays with us.