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KOTS

Your wardrobe, considered. Daily outfits and personal styling built around your real life.

The KOTS Edit

One idea a week that makes your wardrobe easier. No noise.

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KOTS is a trading name of Mindlace Industries Ltd, registered in England & Wales (no. 13905733). Registered office: 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX.

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Paid product training · live account

Show KOTS in three minutes.

This is the approved live demonstration. Use your own wardrobe, your own week and a real correction. The sequence is fixed. The language should sound like you.

Open the pitch and objectionsRead the exact Industry offer

Before the live tour

Learn the product story in 52 seconds.

The launch film gives you the shape of KOTS. The live sequence below proves that you understand the working product. A readiness check covers both.

The approved launch film. Follow it with the six live product moments below.

The live sequence

Six moments. One clear story.

  1. 01

    0:00–0:35

    Start with your wardrobe

    Open your own wardrobe. Show three ordinary pieces you genuinely wear, including one item captured from a home photograph.

    “This is my real wardrobe. KOTS begins here, with what I already own, rather than a feed of things to buy.”

    Proof: The person can see owned pieces and a clean Studio result on your account.

    Open this product moment
  2. 02

    0:35–1:15

    Solve one real day

    Open an outfit KOTS built for a real plan. Name the occasion, the weather and one constraint that mattered.

    “I asked for something I can wear on Thursday. It used what I own, the day in front of me and the detail I gave it.”

    Proof: The outfit is complete, wearable and tied to a real moment rather than a generic mood.

    Open this product moment
  3. 03

    1:15–1:45

    Show that correction matters

    Show one specific correction you made when a result missed. Explain what changed after you gave KOTS better context.

    “The first answer was not quite right. I told the stylist why, and this is what changed.”

    Proof: The product listens. Never present the first output as infallible.

    Open this product moment
  4. 04

    1:45–2:15

    Move from today to the week

    Open the planner. Show two different days and how the same wardrobe works across them.

    “It also helps me plan the week, so I am making fewer rushed decisions each morning.”

    Proof: The person can see that KOTS is a working wardrobe system, not a one-off outfit generator.

    Open this product moment
  5. 05

    2:15–2:40

    Use private try-on as supporting proof

    Open one private try-on result only if it helps the conversation. Keep the claim precise.

    “This helps me judge an idea before I commit. It is a decision aid, not a promise of exact fit.”

    Proof: The result supports a wardrobe decision. It does not become the headline or a fit guarantee.

    Open this product moment
  6. 06

    2:40–3:00

    Make the handover small

    Open your Ambassador Hub and show the attributed Industry Ambassador page. Let the person scan or take the link, then give them space.

    “There is an optional direct-referral route for people with fashion or retail experience. The page has the current terms. Would you like to take a look in your own time?”

    Proof: The scan opens the right public page with your code attached. You do not collect their details or wait over them while they decide.

    Open this product moment

Witnessed readiness

Ready means another person has seen you do it.

Run the complete demonstration for the person managing your onboarding. They should interrupt with one question, one correction and one polite decline. A weak attempt leads to more paid practice. It never erases pay for work already completed.

  • Your Ambassador Hub says Pro active.
  • Your wardrobe contains at least 20 real pieces.
  • The outfit, correction and planner examples all come from your own account.
  • Your QR opens the right public page on a second phone.
  • The displayed price, renewal and programme terms match the live page.
  • You can finish politely after a question, a delay or a decline.

The boundary

Keep the demonstration true.

Never invent a feature, a saving, an outcome or an earnings figure. Open the live page when a person asks about price, renewal, privacy or commission. If KOTS misbehaves during the demonstration, say so, report it from the Hub and move on without pressure.