Colourways, worn outfits, a six-angle lookbook and printable boards – generated from the colour library, the material library and the style on the record. What you keep becomes the preview, the spec image or the eCommerce shot.
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A second-level strip on the style – the same place you already open media, costing and samples. Not a separate login, not a second library.
Render a style in the colourways already on the record – the garment itself, a flat chip for a range board, or a close-up of the fabric hand. Eleven art styles, from technical flat to table-top photography.
Combine up to five real styles from your catalogue into one worn outfit, so a look can be reviewed as a picture long before a sample is cut.
The same outfit from six fixed camera angles: front, three-quarter, profile, back and waist-up. One shoot, downloaded together.
Arrange the images you kept onto an A3 or A4 page on a snap grid. Revisions, comments, print and share links come with it – and selected boards can show on the customer portal.
The same page composer, sequenced with captions, for walking a buyer or a range review through looks in order.
Fill your own configured template from the style’s live colours, components, points of measure and specification sketches. A pack from the record – not a pack invented from a photo.
Adopt a generated image onto the style as its preview, a colourway image, a specification sketch, an eCommerce image or a sample-report photo. From there it flows into the tech pack and the eCommerce feed. No re-uploading, and no second copy to keep in step.
The next version is a change to neckline, sleeve or silhouette – or a recolour from the palette already on the style.
Change neckline, sleeve or silhouette on a kept image, with an optional eraser for a misplaced pocket or hem. The lineage stays with the asset.
Point at a generated image and a colour from the style’s own palette. The shape holds; the colourway updates.
Ask what you already sold that looked like this. Closest matches from your catalogue, with a match score and the sales history alongside, constrained to the same department and category.
Studio images go up to A3 at 300 DPI for a printed range board. Flats and print artwork download as SVG for Illustrator. A still can become a short clip for a product page or a launch post.
AI Assistant answers questions about live styles, orders and costing, and can create a sample request from a sentence. AI Studio is the tab that generates the imagery those records need. Two products, one login.
Flora Fashion Studio and Raspberry AI sell generation as the product. StyleChain sells generation on the record you already run the line on.
Raspberry builds a tech pack from a garment photo. AI Studio fills your template from the colours, POM and components already on the style.
FLORA is a node canvas with FAUNA as the agent. AI Studio is a tab on the style – the colourway, the fabric and the adopt step are already yours.
AI Studio on the apparel style record.
A tab on the style that generates colourways, try-on outfits, lookbooks, boards and a tech pack from the record you already built. Images you keep attach to the style.
Yes. Studio is imagery. The assistant is chat that queries and acts on live PLM data.
Only when you adopt it – into preview, colourway, specification, eCommerce or sample report. Then it flows into the pack and the feed.
Yes. It fills your configured template from live colours, components, points of measure and sketches. It does not invent a pack from a photo.
Yes. A parallel Studio sits on the collection planner. Video is style-only.
Give us 60 minutes and we will generate from a style you already know. No commitment, just a conversation.
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