A structure with folders and subfolders
Milica Hindler
Stylebook for Iphone had this wonderfully solved. Digital Wardrobe overview in a form of folders: Tops, Bottoms, Outerwear... ➡️ Bottoms ➡️Skirts, Pants, Shorts etc ➡️ Skirts ➡️ Mini, Midi, Maxi etc. Folders on the first line are given, subfolders are optional. A user finds the way around by clicking through and going deeper. It is cleaner, clearer, easier to keep focus, easier to sort out your clothes and find... It is overwhelming as it is now - opening to all of the clothes you have, randomly put together.
alnxavier
Hello! I used Stylebook in the past too, maaaany years ago. 😄
On Fits we don't have folders, but we do have subcategories. If you organize them well they're super helpful! Unfortunately, we can't manually edit the subcategories like you can in Stylebook, but there are lots of preset ones you can use to filter, group by it, and browse your wardrobe by the top menus (tops, bottoms, shoes...) to make navigation easier.
I also took some time to customize the sorting (I like to have it set mainly as "custom" sortage or "last worn date" instead of ~date added~) but even if you don't sort it, I hope this helps! 🙂