DDressing to a colour means guessing from item names or trying things on one at a time. Pick a colour and this lists every wearable item that carries it, slot by slot, and tells you the nearest shade the in game Colour Customiser can make.

• A colour picker with hex and RGB fields, the sixteen basic recolour colours, and your twelve most recent colours kept between sessions.
• Six harmonies worked out from your colour: monochrome, analogous, complementary, split, triadic and square.
• The nearest colour the in game Colour Customiser can make, as the H, S and L values you type into it, and how far off it lands.
• Matches across eleven slots from head to aura, closest first, each with the item's own colour strip and the matched shade ringed.
• Filters for main colour only and tradeable only, and a sort by closest or cheapest.
• Pin one item per slot to build an outfit on a paper doll, then save it by name, edit it later or delete it.

There is no settings screen. Filters and sort live on the Matches tab and reset when the client restarts.

1. 01Install it from the Plugin Hub. The panel is built from its components and will not load without it.
2. 02Build it and load it from dist/ as the landing page describes. Its item data ships with it, so there is nothing else to run, and it asks for no permissions.
3. 03Open it from the wardrobe icon on the ribbon bar.

Your recent colours and saved outfits are kept between sessions.

Colours are read from each item's inventory icon, not the model you wear, so an item that looks different worn will match the wrong colour. The fire cape reads as brown.

The in game colour is a best guess.

Pocket, ammunition and sigil slots are not covered.

The item list and prices are a snapshot taken when the plugin's item data was generated, so newer items and today's prices are not in it.

There is no members filter.

Filters, and pins not yet saved into an outfit, are lost when the client closes.