How the studio works
Every garment, fabric and style page on this site runs on the same studio. These are its steps, written once.
- 1
Describe it or drop a photo
Write what you want in plain words, the way you would brief a designer, or start from a photo of a garment you already have. Fabric, color, length and fit are the details that change the result most.
- 2
Get images
The studio returns a photorealistic image: a design concept, a product photo, a lookbook scene, colorways, other fabrics or front, side and back views. Each image is a separate step, so you only pay for what you ask for.
- 3
Refine it
Ask for changes in the same conversation: a shorter hem, a different collar, another color. A correction edits the image you have rather than starting again.
- 4
Animate it
Turn one image into a short video: a turntable, a catwalk or a slow camera move.
- 5
Take it to production
When the design is settled, order the DXF pattern: a professional pattern maker drafts it from your garment, and a tech pack, grading and a marker are add-ons.
Images are made by an AI system and carry Content Credentials that say so. A render shows how a garment could look; it is not a fabric test, and fabric figures on this site are typical trade ranges, not one mill's specification.