A shortlist, never one answer. Measured on real photographs,
the right shirt is first 43% of the time and somewhere in the top ten 91% of the time — so
showing a single confident guess would be wrong nearly six times in ten. You pick.
Step 1 of 4
Off the hanger
Lay it flat somewhere plain — a floor, a bed, a table — with nothing else in the frame. No hangers, no other clothes.
This one matters more than all the rest put together.
Step 2 of 4
The whole shirt
Get all of it in frame rather than zooming in on the print. We match against full-shirt photos, so a close-up of the pattern gives us less to go on.
Step 3 of 4
Give it some light
Room light is fine, daylight is better. Avoid flash — it blows out the colors we compare against.
Step 4 of 4
One at a time
Just the shirt you want named. Two in frame means we have to guess which one you meant — and we will guess wrong.
