Stashed vs Lapel

Stashed keeps your wardrobe on your iPhone, and nowhere else. Your garments hang on lit rails in front of a marble or tiled wall, like with like. Slide a rail to browse, and tap a garment to open it: its type, colors, material, pattern, season, occasion, brand, price and a note, and whether it is dirty or needs a repair. ADD GARMENTS IN SECONDS Point the camera at a garment, or choose photos. Stashed finds the garment, cuts it out and suggests its type, colors, pattern and material. Tap Done to add what it found, and correct anything in the garment's details. If a cut-out keeps a piece of the background, press and hold it to remove it. FILTER WITH THE SIGN The sign over the rails filters by type, color and occasion. SAVE STYLES Slide the rails until the garments you want are in the middle, and save them as a style. Your styles sit on oak shelves in their own tab. CARE Mark a garment as dirty or as needing repair, and it shows on the rail. Read a care label with the camera to store its materials. TRY IT FIRST Choose Womenswear or Menswear, and try a demo wardrobe before you add your own clothes. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs on your iPhone: finding garments, cutting them out and Apple Intelligence's suggestions. There is no account, no analytics and no network connection. Photos come only from the camera or the photos you pick. Moving to a new iPhone? Export your garments to Photos. Stashed needs iOS 26. Apple Intelligence suggestions need iOS 27 and an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence; everything else works without them.

Lapel is a considered wardrobe — a way to build, log, and revisit outfits from the clothes you actually own. Instead of a closet that accumulated through impulse buys, Lapel helps you see the wardrobe as a system. Colour, fit, and occasion. What you've worn, what you love, what's sitting unused. • Outfit Builder — combine items from your wardrobe across slots (top, mid, outer, bottom, footwear). Shuffle, pin, swap until you've got it right. • Active Wardrobe — the inventory of what you actually own. Add items, attach photos, tag notes on fit and fabric. • Worn — a log of what you've worn and when. See patterns: what's in rotation, what's dormant. • Favourites — save looks you want to come back to. • Alternate app icons — eight palette-matched options. Lapel is built around smart casual as a system — structure where it matters (tailoring, fit), ease where it doesn't (fabric, footwear). The companion site at lapel.style covers the full theory. Private by default. No ads, no feed, no social graph. Your wardrobe is yours.