Keep your clothing sizes by brand
A private size log is your own record of the size you actually wear at each brand, because a medium at one store is a large at another. Holigram keeps it as a Brand Sizing collection you can open, edit, export, or delete, and answers from it when you're about to order online.
What should I keep about my sizes?
One entry per brand and kind of clothing: your size, how it fits, and whether you've confirmed it by wearing it. Add your own fields beside these, such as the cut or the length.
| Field | Type |
|---|---|
| Brand | Text |
| Category | Text (suggested: Shirts, Pants, Shoes, Outerwear, Dresses, and 3 more) |
| Size | Text |
| Fit Notes | Text |
| Verified | Yes / No |
How do I keep track of my sizes?
- Describe themType "Levi's pants 32x32, slim through the thigh" and the AI drafts the row. You edit any cell before anything is saved.
- Photograph the tagOn a paid plan, photograph a size tag and Holigram drafts the entry from what it can read, for you to review.
- Say it in passingTell Spotlight "my Nike running shoes are a 10.5", typed or spoken, and an entry card appears. Nothing is saved until you tap it.
What can I ask my sizes collection?
- Your cart is full of jeans. What size do I wear in Levi's, and does it run small?
- A pair of shoes is on sale from a brand you've worn once. What size did I wear from them, and did I confirm it?
- A winter sale ends tonight. What size outerwear do I wear at each brand?
Does it work with the clothes I own?
Keep Wardrobe or Sneakers beside it and they arrive linked to your sizes, so a question about what to buy or replace reads the size you wear at that brand.
Brand Sizing is one of 60+ ready-made collections you can add to your Holigram.