the within quizzes
Answer honestly. Shop accordingly.
Find your colours, try a style or choose an outfit for your plans. Each quiz ends with pieces to try and shelves to browse.
Find your style
Colour analysis quiz: find your season
Try five colour comparisons for a season palette and three houses to browse. A quick read, not a professional draping.
How to find your style: start with your wardrobe
Five questions show you where to start finding your style. Get a practical wardrobe exercise and real shelves to browse when you know what is missing.
Style quiz: find the clothes you reach for
Take a fashion style quiz about fit, colour and the clothes you repeat. Get one of four style results with pieces and Toronto shelves to browse.
Aesthetic quiz: find a look to try
Five questions about colour, shape and detail give you one of four clothing aesthetics, with pieces to try and real Toronto shelves to browse.
Choose an outfit
Outfit generator: choose your next three pieces
Answer five questions to get an outfit of three pieces, with links to the shelves that carry each type. Start with clothes you already own.
What to wear today: choose an outfit
Choose an outfit for today's plans in five questions. Get three pieces to wear together and links to real shelves for anything your wardrobe is missing.
What to wear to a concert: find your outfit
Five questions about your concert plans give you an outfit of three pieces, with shelf links for each. Find a fit you can stand, sit and dance in.
What to wear to a club: choose your outfit
Answer five questions for a club outfit of three pieces. Get shelf links for each type and fit checks to do before a night of dancing.
Toronto, specifically
Which Toronto shopping neighbourhood are you?
Seven questions, six honest readings. Find out whether you're Queen West, Ossington, Kensington, Yorkville, Leslieville, or the Junction.
What's your Toronto winter coat?
Seven questions about windchill, pockets and the streetcar. Six coat personalities, from the parka lifer to leather at minus ten, and what to actually wear from November to April.
Your Toronto coffee order, as an outfit
Six questions about cups, milk and Sunday mornings. Six readings, from the flat white to the double-double, and what your order says you should be wearing.
Your taste, read
What's your luxury language?
Six questions about logos, fabric, weekends and bags. Six readings, from quiet luxury to high shine, and the Toronto boutique shelves that speak your language.
What kind of watch person are you?
Seven questions about dials, straps, water and money. Six honest readings, from the dress watch to the honest quartz, and what to actually wear on your wrist.
What's your jewellery signature?
Six questions about metal, sleep and lost earrings. Six readings, from the gold stack to the one ring, and where Toronto's independent jewellers fit your hands.
What's your sneaker personality?
Six questions about counts, cleaning and socks. Six sneaker readings, from the archive head to the tennis purist, and the Toronto boutique shelves for your feet.
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Which city are you actually dressing for?
Eight questions about walking, dinner, rain and cold. Nothing about clothes until the sixth. At the end, the city your habits already dress for.
Are you a collector or just a good shopper?
Seven questions about what happens after the purchase. The box, the repair, the sixth colour, the thing you sold. Six honest ways of owning clothes.
What do you look like at an airport?
Seven questions about one travel day, from the hour you leave to whether the shoes come off. Six travel registers, and the outfit that goes with yours.
Which year are you still dressing for?
Eight questions about hem, shoulder, hardware and shoe. Six years that changed the shop floor, and the proportion you took from one of them and kept.
What are you actually paying for?
Seven duels between two things at one price. Six honest readings of where the money actually went: material, labour, scarcity, shape, name or story.
What is your fabric?
Seven questions about coffee cups, receipts and the last thing you broke. The read comes back as a material, because a material is a temperament.
Which archive would you raid?
Seven questions about how you behave around old clothes, not which decade you admire. Six archives worth raiding, and when to buy something current.