WearScore
AI-powered clothing quality grading: scan any fabric label and get an instant A–F score before you buy.
- Pricing:
- Free plan
Overview
WearScore is an AI-driven mobile application that transforms your iPhone into a clothing-quality compass. The platform grades garments based on actual fiber composition data rather than brand marketing or subjective opinion. By combining on-device computer vision, OCR, and a proprietary grading algorithm, WearScore evaluates each garment's quality and assigns an instant 0–100 score along with a corresponding letter grade from A to F.
The core capability is label scanning: users simply point their camera at any garment care label, and WearScore reads the fiber composition using on-device OCR powered by Apple Vision. The application then computes a quality score based on 46 tracked fibers, each pre-scored on breathability, pilling resistance, lifespan, and care complexity. All scanning is performed locally on the device, ensuring complete privacy. Users can also view a curated weekly feed of AI-styled outfits, each composed of real garments from real brands, with per-piece fiber breakdowns, grades, and all-in pricing. The integrated Fiber Dictionary ranks 46 fibers from natural to synthetic, while the Brand Directory tracks 200+ brands and compares them using real scan data.
Beyond scoring, WearScore offers practical tools for informed purchasing. The Smart Search feature filters the entire garment database by fiber type, clothing category, gender, and minimum grade. The Wardrobe section lets users save outfits and personal scans in one place, maintaining live links to purchased pieces and historical grade records. The platform is independent and transparent: grades are calculated from fiber composition data alone, with no paid influence from brands, no ads, and no user tracking.
WearScore is designed for anyone who wants to stop overpaying for low-quality fabric. It is useful for in-store label checks, online shopping research, wardrobe audits, and brand comparisons. With over 1,000 labels scanned and a 4.9 App Store rating, the app serves as a practical resource for quality-conscious consumers seeking durability, breathability, and true fabric value.
Core capabilities
- Outfit Feed
- Weekly curated looks styled on AI models, each with an average grade, per-piece fiber composition, and all-in price.
- On-Device Label Scanning
- Point your camera at any clothing care label; WearScore reads fiber composition using Apple Vision OCR directly on your iPhone.
- Fabric Grading System
- Every garment receives an instant 0–100 quality score and an A–F letter grade based on real fiber content.
- Fiber Dictionary
- 46 fibers scored from +10 to −9 across breathability, pilling resistance, and lifespan, built from real-world testing.
- Brand Directory
- A growing database of 200+ fashion brands with quality grades derived from actual scan data, enabling at-a-glance comparisons.
- Smart Search
- Filter the garment database by fiber type, clothing category, gender, and grade to find exactly what you need.
- Wardrobe Management
- Save outfits and personal scans in one place, with live links to every piece and historical grade records.
- Privacy-First Design
- No ads, no tracking, no photo uploads—all scanning and data processing stays on your device.
Use cases
- Scanning a clothing label while shopping in a physical retail store
- Verifying the fiber composition of a garment before completing an online purchase
- Comparing quality grades across different fashion brands in the Brand Directory
- Filtering the database to find 100% cotton t-shirts rated B or higher
- Building a personal wardrobe archive with grades for owned garments
- Checking the breathability and pilling risk of a new dress or jacket
Who it's for
Quality-conscious shoppers who want to verify fabric value before purchasing, Fashion enthusiasts who follow trends but care about material longevity, Sustainable clothing advocates looking for durable, natural-fiber garments, Budget-savvy consumers who want to avoid overpaying for cheap synthetic fabrics, Online shoppers who need transparent fiber information not listed on product pages, Wardrobe organizers aiming to build a capsule closet with high-grade essentials