Every sale, in one place. On you.
It watches every shop you care about. It keeps the sales in your size, under your price, in stock, and the ones you'd wear. That's the list.
One app, instead of twenty tabs and a newsletter you never open.
You send one photo. After that, everything turns up already on you.
Today's set, on you
Camel wool overcoat Camel wool overcoat Camel wool overcoat Charcoal grey heavyweight cotton crew-neck sweatshirt Charcoal grey heavyweight cotton crew-neck sweatshirt Charcoal grey heavyweight cotton crew-neck sweatshirt Black tuxedo suit Black tuxedo suit Black tuxedo suit Green waxed cotton jacket Green waxed cotton jacket Green waxed cotton jacket
Four people, one morning of clothes
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Beige cotton trench coat
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Grey wool turtleneck jumper
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Denim pinafore dress
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White silk blouse
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Grey wool wide-leg trousers
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Brown corduroy trousers
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Striped navy and white cotton long-sleeve top
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Cream linen trousers
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Grey wool suit
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Burgundy wool cardigan
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Cream chunky knit cardigan
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Cream cable-knit wool jumper
It's your body in the picture, not a better one.
You've bought something that looked right on the model and wrong on you. We measure your shoulders, torso and hips from your own photo. What you see is the closest build to your own.
Nothing is made thinner. Nothing is made taller.
Flatter you, and the picture starts lying about the thing you're about to buy.
One photo, head to feet. Monsho says straight away if it can't use it.
You scroll past a flat photograph. You stop at the same thing on you.
What you get when it opens
Every morning, a set from that list.
The set ends. Nothing reloads, and there's nothing more to scroll.
What it learns from you
Keep what you like. Pass on the rest. Tomorrow's set changes because of it.
It learns from what you keep, what you save and what you skip. Taste is the half that makes tomorrow better than today, and it is the half that takes a while.
Asking for something particular
Ask for a whole outfit. You'll get one. Or type what you're after in your own words. Monsho goes looking.
What you'll pay
Monsho is free. You pay the shop, never us.
You've had a tab open for three weeks, waiting for the price to fall.
You set a ceiling for each kind of garment. Nothing above it reaches you. Set a size or a price once, and it holds everywhere.
Under that, Monsho learns what you'll pay for a coat, and what you'll pay for a t-shirt. They're never the same number. Save something and it watches the price. It tells you the day it falls.
Tap through. You're at the shop, looking at the thing you just saw on yourself.
Today's set, on you
Burgundy wool cardigan
When it opens
Be there on the first day.
Monsho isn't finished. It's not in the App Store. It's not on Google Play. The part that puts clothes on you works today. The part that learns your taste and watches prices is designed, and not built. The catalogue is a test set with no shop links. Nobody has used Monsho yet, so every picture here is a generated person rather than a customer. It opens in the Netherlands and Belgium first.
One message, then nothing. What we do with your address.