For when you’re out looking.
A clozet is one search on one day. These are the three things you want every other day.
Will it fit?
Your measurements filter every search, every judgement and every scan - a listing that states a size you can't wear is dropped before anyone spends a moment on it. And a 42 from one maker is not a 42 from another: name a brand and it reads that maker's own size guide and what buyers report, then says which size to buy - or says plainly when the evidence is thin.
Is it any good?
Paste a link to anything you've found. It reads the listing and the photograph and tells you whether it's worth it at that price, in your size, against your taste - not whether it's a nice jacket in the abstract.
Is this any good?
Keep looking.
Secondhand stock turns over daily, so almost everything that would suit you isn't listed at the moment you look - the right jacket in your size at your price goes up on a Tuesday and is gone by Wednesday. A scan runs your searches twice a day, throws away everything it has already shown you, judges what's left exactly as a clozet would, and emails only what clears the same bar. Most days it finds nothing and says nothing.