Items template v1
product_nameproduct_typebrandsizecolorpricedate_purchasedpurchase_locationnotesproduct_urlpatterncare_instructionsmaterialseasontagsFree download · no email needed
Two sheets, print-ready: a full closet inventory (every column the pros track — category, color, price, wears, verdict) and a 30-piece capsule checklist. Hit print, open the closet door, start counting. No email wall; the spreadsheet-curious deserve a fair start.
Import from spreadsheet · version 1 · Sheets-ready
The importer consumes CSV, but spreadsheet users should never have to reverse-engineer the schema from docs. This template is the schema — byte-identical to the app'sarmoiria preset (1:1 column mapping), with two example rows that import clean and validate through the live pipeline. CRLF line endings, no quoting surprises — open it in Sheets, Excel, or Numbers and start filling rows.
product_nameproduct_typebrandsizecolorpricedate_purchasedpurchase_locationnotesproduct_urlpatterncare_instructionsmaterialseasontagsoutfit_nameoutfit_dateoccasionitem_namesitem_names is a semicolon-separated list of product_name values from the Items tab (e.g. Vintage Denim Jacket; Canvas Tote).
Version-pinned to lib/import/template.ts (TEMPLATE_VERSION=1) — the CI checkwebsite/scripts/generate-import-template.mjs --check fails if the published file drifts from the importer's canonical headers. Bump TEMPLATE_VERSION in both places when the header set changes.
On a phone the sheet pans sideways so every column stays readable — or print it for the full-size page.
One row per item, the same columns the app's CSV importer expects (category, color, brand, price, times worn) plus the declutter verdict column. 28 rows per page — print more as your closet demands.
| Item | Category | Color | Brand | Price | Times worn | Keep / Sell / Donate |
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Tip: count "times worn" honestly at the end of the month — it is the whole game.
Thirty numbered slots with the pairing test built in: a piece only graduates if it pairs with three others on the sheet. Used boxes reveal your orphans instantly.
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Rule of the sheet: every piece pairs with at least three others, or it does not make the capsule.
When the pen gets slow
Hand inventory always does. Armoiria keeps the same columns — category, color, brand, price, wears — and counts the wears for you from your outfit logs. Bring your finished sheet; the app picks up where the paper stops.