Shoot one colourway. Show every colour.
Colour variants for on-model images and packshots, matched to your swatches.
A style in six colours used to mean six samples and six sets of photos. So most brands shoot the bestseller and give the other five a little swatch. The colours without proper photos rarely get a fair chance.
We take one approved image and build the other colourways from it. Same pose, same light, same crop. Only the colour changes.
Colour is harder than it looks
Navy wool and navy satin are not the same navy. A burgundy fleece takes light differently from a grey marl. A simple hue swap ignores all of that, which is why cheap recolours look painted on.
We direct each variant for its fabric, then check it against your swatch photo, Pantone or hex reference before it leaves the studio.
What you get
Colour variants for on-model images, packshots or both
Every angle of a SKU in every colour, consistent with each other
Colours matched to the reference you approve
One approved master per style, so all variants come from the same starting point
How it works
Send the hero image and your colour references. A swatch photographed in daylight beats a hex code from a tech pack.
Approve one variant. We make the first colour and wait for your yes.
We build the rest from that approved image.
Each colour is checked against its reference before delivery.
Where brands use it
Full colour coverage on product pages, instead of one photo and five swatches
Showing new colours before production samples exist
Testing which colours to produce, using real customer reactions
Marketplace listings that need one image per variant