The everyday piece, properly seen.
Create shirt imagery that keeps the collar, placket, cuff and fabric pattern central to the review.
Add your own product. Edit the starting direction. Review the quote before requesting one sample.
What to keep in the frame.
Use your original as the standard. These details deserve a separate pass before you approve the image.
- 01Collar shape and front placket
- 02Cuffs, sleeve length and buttons
- 03Stripe or check continuity
The better starting point.
Straighten the collar and reveal the placket in your source. For patterned shirts, use enough resolution to distinguish individual stripes or checks.
Have a public shop? Import your product ↗Photograph the supplied shirt on an adult model against pale architectural stone in soft window light. Use a relaxed front three-quarter stance with collar, placket, cuffs and complete hem visible. Preserve button spacing, pocket construction and exact stripe or check pattern. Keep hands away from the shirt front.Open this direction ↗
A shirt is familiar enough that a plausible result can escape close inspection. Make the review specific before generating: collar shape, front placket, pocket position, cuff construction and hem. Those details separate your product from a generic shirt in the same color. Choose a source with the front visible rather than a heavily folded retail arrangement.
Compare the sample with your source at full size and as a thumbnail. Once it passes, reuse the direction across related shirts, preserving separate SKU review. If a patterned shirt fails while a plain shirt succeeds, simplify that item's pose or input rather than restarting every accepted result.
