Make your own product
for your business!
T-shirts, hoodies, bags, cap, plush toy and any garments you want.
ScrollSend a photo or a sketch. You get back a spec you can check line by line, a quote tied to it, and samples until it's right. Every sign-off is pinned to the exact version you saw.
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Photos, artwork, a picture of a garment you like. Tell us the type, quantity, ship-to country and date. Not sure about the fabric or the sizes yet? Say so. We'll ask the few questions that matter for that garment and skip what you've already told us.
Every line says where it came from: you, a recommendation, or our team. Anything a photo can't tell us, like measurements or fabric weight, stays marked open until a size chart, swatch or sample settles it.
Quotes are numbered and tied to one spec version. If the spec moves, you'll see which quote no longer applies instead of finding out on the invoice.
You confirm the design. We approve it for production. Both go on the same version. Edit anything afterwards and you get a new version that starts unapproved.
Real screens from the workspace, recorded with example garments. How the AI tech pack generator works
Start on Home with a few words, a photo or a sketch. AI asks what a factory will need to know, refines the design with you, and can show color variations or an on-model shot. When it is right, one click turns the conversation into a tech pack.
Send a photo and a short description. AI drafts the design summary, the bill of materials and the points of measure, with a suggested size chart. It tells you what it saw, and marks what it only estimated from the photo, so you know what to check.
Front and back are drawn from your photo as a clean black-and-white vector, with ribbing and stitching. Letters tie each measurement to the table. Move the measurement lines, edit the drawing, or download it as SVG.
Turn the garment around in 3D, made from your photo. Pull it apart into its pieces, select a hood, a sleeve or a cuff, see what the spec says about it, and leave a comment on just that part. It is for checking the design, not the fit.
Every line shows where it came from and whether it is confirmed. Change the spec and you get a new version: approvals stay on the version they were given for. Quotes are tied to a version too, and a sample order locks the design.
Your whole team works from the same tech packs and quotes. Comments show who wrote them, with their photo, and the history shows who changed what and when. Own B sets up each person's account. Try it: change one line and watch what happens to the sign-offs.
| Item | Value | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantity | 300 pcs | You | Confirmed |
| Fabric | 100% cotton jersey | You | Confirmed |
| Fabric weight | 180–200 gsm range, swatch to confirm | Recommendation | Recommended |
| Measurements | Open needs a size chart | Needs input | Draft |
| Packaging | Individual polybagBulk, 10 per bundle | YouOwn B edit | ConfirmedDraft |
Every picture here was made by AI in the design chat. Send a photo of the garment, choose one of our models or add your own, and add any background you like.
From a first sample to a growing line of products.
Start from a photo of a garment you like. Check the tech pack line by line, then request a quote and samples from the same place. Orders start at 20 pieces.
Put your artwork on T-shirts and hoodies. Placement and print method go into the spec, and the 3D view shows the look before a sample.
Staff shirts, event hoodies, team jackets. Everyone checks the same spec, and every sign-off stays on the version it was given for.
Draft tech packs from photos, adjust the flats and measurements, and take each style from sample to production as a team, with every change on record.
T-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts, jackets and other garments. T-shirts get an automatic first draft of the spec. For everything else we write it with you.
That's fine. Choose “Undecided” or “Please recommend” and we'll ask a couple of targeted questions, like how the fabric should feel.
No. The 3D model is made by AI from your photo, to check the overall design and look at each part. Fit, fabric and measurements are settled in the spec and on physical samples.
Each request is quoted on its own. Quotes are numbered and linked to the spec they're based on.
