Alama vs Acloset: your actual photo, and a marketplace built for the UK

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Source: the apps' public App Store and Google Play listings, checked on 17 October 2026.

Why UK users pick Alama

• Your photo, not a stand-in Try-on happens on the picture you took. There is no generated figure between you and the result.
• A wardrobe that sells List what you don't wear on a UK marketplace with escrow, tracked labels and returns.
• Built here, no ads GBP pricing, UK shipping and returns, and a business model that never sells you.

Acloset may suit you if an outfit calendar and style stats matter more than try-on on your own photo or selling.

Frequently asked questions

Does Acloset show clothes on your actual photo?

No. As of 17 September 2026, Acloset's own support page describes Try On as dressing “an AI avatar created from your photo”: you supply one photo, it generates a figure, and the clothes go on the figure. Alama renders outfits and pre-loved pieces on the photo itself — what you see is you, in your own picture.

Can I sell clothes on Acloset?

As of 17 October 2026, neither Acloset's website nor its App Store listing describes any selling, marketplace or resale feature. Alama has a built-in UK peer-to-peer marketplace: list an item straight from your wardrobe, with escrow payments, tracked shipping labels and a returns process; sellers keep 100% of the price and buyers pay a 5% + £0.70 fee on the item.

Is Acloset free?

Both apps are free up to 100 items. Alama's free tier also includes 25 outfits, 3 collections and welcome credits for AI try-on, with optional Organiser and Style Pass plans and no ads on any tier. Acloset requires a monthly subscription beyond 100 items, and says its try-on allowance may vary with its account policies.

Which is better for UK users?

Alama is built for the UK: GBP pricing, UK shipping labels, UK returns and a marketplace that follows UK consumer law. Acloset is a global app available in 18 languages with nothing UK-specific in it, and no way to sell.

What does Acloset have that Alama doesn't yet?

An outfit calendar and style stats. Alama tracks wears and gives wardrobe insights, and a calendar view is on the way, so if a calendar is the centre of how you use a wardrobe app, weigh that against try-on on your actual photo and the ability to sell.

Is Alama a good Acloset alternative?

Yes, and the closest one in the UK: a full digital wardrobe with AI styling, try-on on your actual photo rather than an avatar, camera-roll import that shows your free slots before it scans, and a built-in UK marketplace — with no ads.