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Drssed is a wardrobe management API that lets you store clothing items, build outfits, and process clothing images — complete with automatic background removal and AI-based categorization. Whether you are building a mobile client or integrating wardrobe features into an existing app, this documentation covers everything you need.

Quick Start

Make your first API call in minutes — create a guest session and add a clothing item.

Authentication

Learn how to authenticate requests with JWT tokens, refresh sessions, and upgrade guest accounts.

Wardrobe Guide

Step-by-step guide to adding, updating, and organizing clothing items in a wardrobe.

API Reference

Full reference for every endpoint — auth, clothing, outfits, images, and sync.

What you can build

Drssed API gives you the building blocks for a full wardrobe management experience:
  • Digitize a wardrobe — upload clothing photos and get back AI-detected category, color, seasons, and style tags automatically
  • Organize clothing — create, read, update, and delete individual items with rich metadata (name, category, color, seasons, tags)
  • Build outfits — combine clothing items into named outfits with scene placements, tags, and seasonal metadata
  • Sync across devices — use the incremental sync endpoints to keep clients up to date efficiently without fetching full datasets
1

Get an access token

Call POST /auth/guest to instantly receive a JWT access token — no sign-up required to start exploring.
2

Upload a clothing image

Send a photo to POST /images/preview and receive the processed image URL along with AI-detected category, color, seasons, and tags.
3

Save the clothing item

Use the returned image_id to call POST /users/me/clothing and persist the item to your wardrobe.
4

Create an outfit

Combine saved clothing items into an outfit with POST /users/me/outfits, specifying a scene layout, seasons, and tags.