Poshka — Wardrobe Research Survey

Part A

About you & your wardrobe

Let's understand your relationship with clothes

Which age group are you in?

Pick one

What best describes your current life stage?

Pick one

College student Early career / first job Working professional (3+ years) Freelancer / entrepreneur Homemaker / mom

Which city or town do you live in?

Short answer

How often do you buy clothes (online or offline)?

Pick one

Once a week or more 2–3 times a month Once a month Only during sales or festivals Rarely — a few times a year

How much do you roughly spend on clothing per month?

Pick one

Part B

The "nothing to wear" problem

This is where it gets real

How often do you stand in front of your wardrobe and feel like you have nothing to wear?

Pick one

Almost every day A few times a week Mainly before events or outings Rarely — I usually know what to wear

When this happens, what do you usually end up doing?

Be honest — no judgment here

Pick all that apply

Wear the same few "safe" outfits again Spend 20+ minutes trying things on and getting frustrated Quickly order something new online Ask a friend or family member for help Skip the event or go reluctantly feeling underdressed Go to Instagram / Pinterest for inspiration

Do you worry about repeating outfits in front of the same people?

Pick one

Yes, a lot — I actively track what I wore where Sometimes — especially at work or weddings Only with close friends / family Not really — I don't care

What percentage of your wardrobe do you think you actually wear regularly?

Pick one

Less than 20% About 20–40% About 40–60% More than 60%

Have you ever bought something and later realized you already own something very similar?

Pick one

Yes, this happens all the time A few times, yes Maybe once or twice Never

Part C

Sizing & shopping frustrations

The struggle of buying clothes that actually fit

Have you ever returned clothes bought online because of wrong size or fit?

Pick one

Yes, frequently — it's my biggest frustration A few times Rarely I avoid buying online because of this

Do you feel your size is consistent across brands?

e.g. Are you the same size in Zara, Westside, H&M, and Biba?

Pick one

Not at all — every brand fits differently Somewhat — but I still get surprised Mostly consistent

Do you struggle to find clothes that fit your body type well?

e.g. too short, too long, too tight in certain areas, limited options in your size

Pick one

Yes — I often settle for "good enough" instead of "perfect fit" Sometimes — depends on the brand or style Not usually — I find my size easily

Part D

Styling & mix-matching

How you put outfits together

How confident are you at creating new outfit combinations from clothes you already own?

Rate 1–5

Not confident at allVery confident

Would you use an app that shows you outfit combinations from your own wardrobe — not from models or influencers?

Pick one

Absolutely — this would change my mornings Probably — sounds interesting Maybe — I'd have to see it to believe it No — I prefer choosing myself

If an app reminded you of clothes you own but haven't worn in months, would that be useful?

Pick one

Very useful — I forget what I own all the time Somewhat useful Not really needed

Part E

The gold questions

Your unfiltered thoughts — these matter the most

Think about the last time you felt frustrated while getting dressed. What happened?

Tell us the story — where were you going, what went wrong, how did it end?

Tell us in your own words

If you had a magic wardrobe assistant, what's the one thing you'd want it to do for you every day?

One wish — anything goes

Would you be open to a quick 10-minute follow-up chat about your wardrobe habits?

We'd love to hear your story in more depth — totally optional

Pick one

Yes — happy to chat! Maybe — depending on timing No thanks — survey is enough

If you said yes above, drop your name and Instagram handle or WhatsApp Number

Optional

Thank you for being honest

Your answers will directly shape Poshka — an app built around real problems, not imaginary ones. We'll keep you posted on what we build.

With warmth,
Team Poshka