Collections · Sales · two modules, available separately
Collection studio · for design teams

The collection, from the first scrap of inspiration to the tech sheet.

Upload the material, write the brief, and the studio proposes a concept, palette and pieces. Your team accepts, discards and corrects. Out come flat sketches, model photos, tech sheets and the codes for the ERP.

Model in a navy crew-neck knit jumper and camel trousers against a lime-washed wall in afternoon light
Young knitwear · autumn-winter · crew-neck jumper in navy

The photographs and drawings on this page belong to an example collection, generated with AI. The screens and sheets are from the tool itself.

From the brief to a collection you can present, in six steps

For teams that today jump between image folders, slide decks and spreadsheets. The AI proposes; the decisions belong to your team, and they are logged.

1

Upload the material

Inspiration, colour, texture, composition, silhouette, pieces from other brands. You write the brief in your own words.

Street style: woman in a chunky striped knit cardigan walking down an old street
Inspiration
Wool cones and skeins in navy, mustard, bottle green, camel and garnet on linen
Colour
Wide-leg zigzag knit trousers in an online store photo
Other brands
Long fine-knit dress in an orange-to-pink gradient on a runway
Shape / silhouette
Knit swatches: chunky mustard cable and fine navy rib
Texture / fabric
Fashion editorial: two models in zigzag knit outfits on the Mediterranean coast
Composition
Fashion illustration of a silhouette in a cropped mustard cardigan and long navy skirt
Shape / silhouette
Detail of peach pointelle knit trousers with metallic thread
Texture / fabric
Flat-bed knitting machine with navy yarn in a Catalan textile workshop
Inspiration
2

Get a proposal

Concept, palette and pieces, each with its colours, yarn quality and spec text. You can ask for more, with specific references.

3

Decide piece by piece

Accept, discard or edit. Add and remove details, correct descriptions and note why.

Young knitwear · autumn-winterExample · try it
Technical flat sketch of a navy crew-neck jumper

Crew-neck jumper

12 gauge · extrafine merino
Technical flat sketch of a navy button cardigan

Button cardigan

7 gauge · wool and cotton
Technical flat sketch of a navy sleeveless knit dress

Sleeveless dress

14 gauge · viscose
Every decision is logged with its reason. The line turns them into criteria for the next brief.
    4

    See it drawn

    Flat sketch or realistic garment, one image per colour, with enlarged details. If something is not right, you write the correction and it is redrawn.

    Technical flat sketch of a navy crew-neck jumper
    Flat sketch
    Navy merino jumper folded on a travertine plinth
    Realistic garment
    5

    Run the photo session

    The same model across the whole collection, invented and always an adult. Front, back, three-quarter, profile and close-up, styled with other pieces from the collection.

    Reference portrait of an invented model in a bottle-green rib jumper
    Model profile · reference portrait
    Photo session: the model facing front in the navy jumper
    Front
    Photo session: the model from the back in the navy jumper
    Back
    Photo session: the model in three-quarter view, walking
    Three-quarter
    Photo session: the model in profile
    Profile
    Photo session: close-up of the jumper's rib neckline
    Close-up
    6

    Take it with you

    A tech sheet per piece and a collection board to print or save as PDF, every image in a ZIP, and styles and colours with new codes as a CSV for the ERP.

    • Tech sheetOne per piece: the garment in every colour, yarn quality, details and text.
    • Collection boardFour pieces per page, to present to management or sales.
    • ImagesEvery image of a piece in a ZIP, with readable names.
    • Codes for the ERPNew styles and colours, with the next free code, as a CSV.
    Collections+Sales
    An option for brands with both modules

    Every new collection starts from what has already sold

    Before proposing a single piece, the studio looks at previous seasons' sales. The brand's judgement and the store's numbers, on the same table, from the first sketch.

    • What sellsFamilies, shapes and colours that sold well at full price carry weight in the proposal again.
    • What comes backPieces that come back too often are flagged, with the reason, before anyone draws them again.
    • What pays offWhat sells only on markdown, or does not pay off, is flagged. You decide whether to push on.

    The studio does not propose what does not work again unless you ask.

    Example · before proposingYoung knitwear · autumn-winterSales from the three previous seasons
    Navy merino jumper folded on a travertine plinth
    Crew-neck jumper · navy88 % sold at full price
    Proposed
    Chunky mustard knit cardigan folded on travertine
    Button cardigan · mustardSells, but 60 % on markdown
    Flag
    Navy sleeveless knit dress hanging against a white wall
    Sleeveless dress · 14 gauge31 % returned, average is 9 %
    Not proposed
    Straight from the tool

    The sheets and screens, untouched

    From a demo collection of trousers. The text, colour swatches and layout come from the application; the AI only supplies the drawings.

    A4 landscape collection board with four trousers and their colour variants
    Collection board · A4 landscape, four pieces per page
    Tech sheet of a printed trouser with drawings per colour, details, quality and description
    Tech sheet for one piece · the garment in every colour, enlarged details, quality, colours, notes and description
    Quality block and colour variants of a tech sheet
    Quality and colour block of the sheet
    Detail of the collection board with two trousers and their colour swatches
    Board detail
    Studio screen with a collection's pieces and their status
    The collection in the studio · each piece with its status
    Studio screen with a piece open: drawings per colour, model photo and session
    A piece open · drawings per colour, model photo and photo session

    Lines that learn from your judgement

    Each line of the brand (young, slim, plus sizes…) has its own description and fixed references: base pattern, silhouette, drawing style, own pieces that work. When the team discards a piece or corrects a drawing, the reason is logged. The studio condenses those decisions into criteria, which you can read and edit, and applies them to the next brief.

    Line criteria · example
    - Necklines always finished in 1×1 rib
    - No piece above the hip in chunky gauge
    - Mustard only as an accent colour, never a whole piece
    Screen of a collection line's fixed references
    Fixed line references · what applies to every collection

    The whole collection, the same day

    Flat sketch, realistic garment and model photos of every accepted piece, in any colour you choose, without waiting for a sample or a shoot.

    Presentable from day one

    Collection board and tech sheets laid out by the tool, ready to print or send as PDF to management, sales or the workshop.

    Your material, yours alone

    Each brand has its own installation, with its own database and material. The lines and criteria the studio learns belong to your brand and no one else.

    Already have your spec sheets?

    Upload them as images or PDFs. The tool reads them and extracts styles, colours, supplier, composition and price, and proposes the next free code. A person reviews and approves.

    How it works

    No two brands are alike, and neither are their prices. A tailored quote, with no surprises, to start with the collection studio alone if that is what you need.

    Set-up, with you alongside

    We do not leave you alone with a new tool. We prepare your installation, define the brand's lines with the design team and do the first brief together, until the first collection comes out of the studio. One fixed fee, agreed before we start.

    One monthly fee, and that is it

    Hosting, backups, maintenance and improvements are all in the fee. And every month includes hours for the small things that come up along the way: a tweak, a question, a last-minute change. No surprise invoices.

    AI spend always under control

    The AI works only when you ask it to, and every image or proposal is logged with who asked for it and what it cost. You can see the month's spend at any time, by person and by feature, and decide how far to go. Never a surprise at the end of the month.

    Custom work, whenever you need it

    Your brand has its own way of working, and the tool adapts to it: a new report, a sheet with your fields, a screen only you need. We quote it by the hour, explain every job in a detailed report, and what we build for you stays in your installation.

    Bring us a collection brief

    With the material from a collection you already have and one line of the brand, we run the demo on your own case. Write to:

    hola@iaipunt.com