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About the startup
StyleFinder identifies clothing brands from photos using AI. Upload any picture, whether it's a thrift find, a street style shot, or a screenshot, and it reads logos, stitching, hardware, and silhouettes to name the brand, even for obscure and vintage labels. When an exact match isn't possible, it shows the closest pieces from top retailers. First 3 scans are free with no sign-up, then $4.99/month for unlimited.
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