What to wear and which size: 5 doubts before checkout

The 10of10 team3 min readAIchecked by our team
Contents · 8
  1. 1. "I'm an M at Zara. And here?"
  2. 2. "Does this colour actually flatter my face?"
  3. 3. "What to wear to a wedding?"
  4. 4. "Three tabs open — which one wins?"
  5. 5. "Not for me. What works instead?"
  6. Bonus: the parcel is already in your wardrobe
  7. How to send an item to the atelier
  8. What the atelier leaves to you

Usually, hesitation sounds like a single question in your head right above the buy button. Here are the five most common ones.

1. "I'm an M at Zara. And here?"

The letter on the tag offers no promises. In official brand charts, a women's M in Zara and Reserved fits a 90 cm chest, in Sinsay 92 cm, and in Mohito 94 cm. Sizing tables diverge even across brands owned by the same parent company.

Leo compares your measurements with the chart of that specific brand: first looking at the product page, and if missing, checking our brand chart collection. He states the size using the brand's notation, such as "L · 40/42" or "W32". If no brand chart exists, the size is calculated using a general standard.

This is a recommendation rather than an absolute promise: measurements are estimated from photos instead of a tape measure.

2. "Does this colour actually flatter my face?"

Mark identifies your undertone and seasonal color type, such as clear winter, from a single face photo and builds your palette. During the session he tells you whether that color flatters your face and gives his score.

Mark's opinion does not change with mood: the same photo always produces the same undertone. If the score is low, he will suggest looking for a similar item in colors that suit you better.

3. "What to wear to a wedding?"

Name the occasion. If Nika rates the item 6.5 or higher, she will offer: "This suits you. Want us to build a look around this piece?" Answer "— yes, please →", and Anton will bring real items from stores to complete your event outfit.

Each product card takes you directly to the store page where the purchase takes place.

4. "Three tabs open — which one wins?"

Three tabs open, one purchase to make, and an evening spent second-guessing. Send the links to "Pick the best": the team will evaluate each piece and highlight the winner. The final choice remains yours, but you will weigh the masters' reasons rather than your own doubts.

5. "Not for me. What works instead?"

The masters do not praise items that look bad on you: with a low score they suggest alternatives. Ask Anton, and he will find pieces in the same category or similar options from other brands.

Bonus: the parcel is already in your wardrobe

Show it to the team on a video call: the masters will look at what you are wearing and evaluate the look. Anton can also search for that exact piece in online stores.

How to send an item to the atelier

Copy the product link and paste it at 10of10.fit. No link, only a picture? Upload the photo of the garment. On an iPhone, you can share directly from Safari or a store app by tapping Share → 10of10.

What the atelier leaves to you

It does not resize garments, sell items or manage deliveries: purchases always happen on the store website. It does not promise to find the exact piece cheaper: Anton looks if you ask, but a cheaper deal may not exist. Nor does it replace an in-person consultation: the masters are AI characters.

AIThis text was prepared with the help of AI and checked by a person. The atelier's masters are AI characters.

Ask the atelier before you buy

This brand's size, whether the colour suits your face and an image of you wearing it — from a product link or photo.

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