INDUSTRIES
Seven categories. Each with its own standard.
We work only in fashion and e-commerce. Each category has details a general editor misses.
| Category | What we hold |
|---|---|
| 01Womenswear | Drape, neck joins, fabric texture and true colour. |
| 02Menswear | Tailoring lines, collar and lapel symmetry, shirting colour. |
| 03Footwear | Sole edges, leather grain and stitching, contact shadow and alignment across a range. |
| 04Accessories | Grain and texture, hardware reflections, shape and straps. |
| 05Jewellery | Focus stacking, metal tone across metals, stones kept bright without looking artificial. |
| 06Activewear | Technical fabrics, bonded seams and fine print, strong synthetic colours kept accurate. |
| 07E-commerce | One standard held across a whole range, sized for every marketplace. |
Categories
- 01
Womenswear
Drape, neckline and colour are where womenswear images go wrong. They are what we check first.
Read more about womenswear - 02
Menswear
Tailoring shows every uneven lapel and twisted placket. We correct them without changing the garment.
Read more about menswear - 03
Footwear
Footwear mixes hard edges with soft materials. Both have to look right, and every shoe in a range has to sit the same way.
Read more about footwear - 04
Accessories
Bags, belts, wallets and small accessories carry texture, stitching and metal in one frame. Each needs a different hand.
Read more about accessories - 05
Jewellery
Jewellery is shot in several frames and brought together. Metal reflects everything around it. Stones only look right when they are not overdone.
Read more about jewellery - 06
Activewear
Technical fabrics, bonded seams and strong colours are easy to lose in editing. We keep them.
Read more about activewear - 07
E-commerce
For multi-category retailers and marketplace sellers, the problem is not one image. It is thousands of images that need to look like one shop.
