Capture construction, not just color
Include full front and back views plus close references for neckline, shoulder seam, cuff, hem, ribbing, closures, labels, prints, and decoration. Hidden construction cannot be recovered reliably from one image.
KNITWEAR PHOTO GUIDE
Give the model evidence it can actually use.
A compact workflow for better sweater references, cheaper previews, consistent review, and safer SKU handoff.REFERENCE & REVIEW WORKFLOW
Six decisions before publishing.
Use complementary references
One clear flat lay can show silhouette; one on-model image can show fit; one close detail can anchor knit texture. Use up to four references that describe the same exact product and color.
Start with a low preview
A low preview costs 2 credits. Check garment identity before spending 4 or 8 credits. More resolution does not repair the wrong neckline, invented buttons, or changed ribbing.
Review in a fixed order
First verify structure, then texture and pattern, then color and trims, then model anatomy and crop, and finally channel compliance. Reject early when product identity is wrong.
Keep approved outputs reusable
Use a successful creation as the next reference for composition-sensitive colorways. Keep original references for retries when the generated image itself contains an error.
Bind only after approval
A finished creation stays in the private library. Binding copies it into one SKU as a REVIEW asset; it is not automatically approved or published.
One strong reference set can support many roles.
Keep the product evidence private, start with one low preview, and expand only when the garment stays accurate.
Build an image set