Profile
Tell us about you.
This helps TEE personalise everything — your colour results, style suggestions, and how your outfits look on you.
Height
From very petite to very tall
Build
Skin tone
Pick the closest match
Budget per item
Your typical spend on a single piece
Lifestyle
Where do you spend most of your time?
Location
Search your city — TEE uses this for weather and local retailers
What you want more of
Pick up to three directions
Colour analysis
Find your season.
Answer eight questions and TEE will identify your colour season — a palette of shades that naturally complement you.
Your top matches
Tap another season to switch — TEE will update everything to match.
Your best colours — ordered by hue
Vein colour
Look at the inside of your wrist in natural light — what colour are your veins?
Blue / purpleDistinctly blue or violet.
MixedHard to tell — both blue and green.
GreenClearly green or olive.
Metal preference
Which metal makes your skin look more alive and healthy?
Silver / white goldCool metals suit me best.
Both equallyI can wear either well.
Gold / rose goldWarm metals suit me best.
Sun reaction
What happens to your skin in the sun without protection?
Burn easilyI go red and rarely tan.
Burn then tanI burn first, then develop a tan.
Tan easilyI go golden or deep brown.
Natural hair warmth
Think of your natural (or childhood) hair — does it have warm or cool tones?
Cool / ashyAsh brown, platinum, blue-black.
NeutralMid brown, natural black.
Warm / goldenBlonde, auburn, red, golden brown.
Eye clarity
How would you describe your eyes?
Clear / brightVivid, striking, clear iris.
Soft / mutedGentle, blended, low contrast iris.
Deep / darkDark brown or near-black.
Natural contrast
How much contrast is there between your skin, hair and eyes together?
LowAll features close in tone — blended.
MediumNoticeable but not dramatic.
HighStriking contrast — e.g. dark hair, pale skin.
Overall depth
Taking your hair, skin and eyes together — what is your overall look?
LightFair to light — delicate, airy.
MediumNeither especially light nor dark.
DeepRich, deep features — dark hair or skin.
Colour saturation
Which colours feel most natural and "you" when you wear them?
Soft / mutedDusty, toned-down, earthy shades.
MediumNeither too bright nor too dull.
Clear / brightPure, vivid, saturated colours.
Taste analysis
Find your aesthetic.
Seven questions. TEE will identify the aesthetic that's already in you — and build from there.
Your archetype
Tap to explore alternates.
Brands you love
Aspirational or current — TEE uses these as an aesthetic reference, not a literal filter.
Structure
When you get dressed, what feels most natural?
Clean linesSharp, defined — nothing extraneous.
Relaxed fitEasy, unstructured, moves with you.
TailoredConsidered construction — clothes that hold their shape.
Fluid & drapedSoft, flowing, romantic in its movement.
Palette mood
Which wardrobe palette feels most like home?
Neutral & tonalWhites, creams, blacks, greys — the whole outfit lives in one register.
Earthy & warmTerracotta, olive, camel, rust — grounded in nature.
Rich & jewelDeep emerald, burgundy, navy — saturated, intentional.
Mixed & unexpectedColour as expression — no rules, just instinct.
Silhouette
How do you prefer clothes to sit on your body?
OversizedDeliberate volume — comfort is the intention.
FittedClose to the body — form is the intention.
BalancedOne piece fitted, one relaxed — always in proportion.
DramaticExaggerated proportion — volume or length as a statement.
Dressing register
Where does your default style naturally land?
Smart & polishedElevated at all times — always put-together.
Casual & functionalComfort-led — practicality is never sacrificed.
Smart casualRelaxed but considered — effort that doesn't show.
ExpressiveClothes as identity — dressing is a creative act.
Texture & material
Which fabric world do you gravitate toward?
Natural & rawLinen, cotton, denim — honest, breathable materials.
Luxe & refinedWool, cashmere, silk — investment-grade feel.
TechnicalPerformance fabrics, structured synthetics — built for purpose.
Tactile & mixedTexture over everything — velvet next to denim is fine.
Print & pattern
How much pattern do you actually wear?
Rarely or neverSolids only — texture and cut do the talking.
SubtleMicro-prints, tonal checks, quiet texture.
StatementBold stripes, florals, graphics — one statement piece per look.
All inPattern clash is a skill. More is more.
Style era
Which reference point feels most like your aesthetic?
NowCurrent, aware — what's happening this season.
TimelessNothing dates — investment pieces, zero trend.
Vintage & archiveDecades matter — 70s, 90s or archive designer.
SubculturalRooted in a scene — streetwear, workwear, goth, prep.
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