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Show HN: I Made a Clothing Database

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Re: Show HN: I Made a Clothing Database

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As someone who loves fashion and clothing, I wanted a place (that wasn't a marketplace for once) where I could look at clothes and keep track of stuff that I wanted and owned. The big dream is to have any piece of clothing that exists in the database. Feel free to submit items!

Re: Show HN: I Made a Clothing Database

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As someone who loves fashion and clothing, I wanted a place (that wasn't a marketplace for once) where I could look at clothes and keep track of stuff that I wanted and owned. The big dream is to have any piece of clothing that exists in the database. Feel free to submit items!

Yes! This cool. How do you populate the DB with the clothing text and images?

Re: Show HN: I Made a Clothing Database

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As someone who loves fashion and clothing, I wanted a place (that wasn't a marketplace for once) where I could look at clothes and keep track of stuff that I wanted and owned. The big dream is to have any piece of clothing that exists in the database. Feel free to submit items!

Yes! This cool. How do you populate the DB with the clothing text and images?

With user submitted (basically my friends and I so far) clothing info and images from other websites. Also an initial webscrape helped us with some initial DB population.

Re: Show HN: I Made a Clothing Database

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This is really cool! I'd love to see this become mainstream with second-hand and slow fashion communities :) Like where people could remix looks and then publish them, a bit like polyvore was once a long time ago.

whoa thats a great idea, I'm not familiar with the term slow fashion, what does that entail?

Re: Show HN: I Made a Clothing Database

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This is really cool! I'd love to see this become mainstream with second-hand and slow fashion communities :) Like where people could remix looks and then publish them, a bit like polyvore was once a long time ago.

whoa thats a great idea, I'm not familiar with the term slow fashion, what does that entail?

I imagine it has to do with second hand clothing stores/goodwill, but I could be wrong.
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