Fashion shoot simulation

Resleeve

Resleeve is General-purpose generative image and/or video engine often used by fashion teams. It is used by designers, merchandisers, and ecommerce teams who need to move faster from idea to market without sacrificing visual quality. Through an intuitive interface, users can experiment with new looks, iterate on collections, and generate production or campaign assets in a fraction of the time it would take with purely manual workflows. Transform written prompts and reference images into campaign visuals, concept art, and lookbook-ready creative content. The platform sits alongside tools such as PLM, 3D CAD, and creative suites, so brands can plug it into existing pipelines rather than rebuilding from scratch. While exact capabilities and pricing change over time, the focus of Resleeve remains helping fashion teams work more creatively, efficiently, and data‑informed.

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📊 At a Glance

Pricing: Freemium
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Key Features

AI upscaling and clean‑up

Increase resolution and remove artefacts from existing photoshoots.

Prompt‑based generation

Create new images or scenes from written prompts and reference images.

Layered editing workflows

Refine outputs iteratively using masks, inpainting, or outpainting features where available.

Export presets

Export content in formats compatible with social, e‑commerce, and print.

Project organisation

Organise work by collection, season, client, or channel to keep experiments manageable.

Collaboration tools

Invite teammates or external partners to view or comment on outputs.

Export and sharing

Export results into file formats your downstream tools already accept.

Security and compliance

Modern SaaS security practices such as account control and basic access management.

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Pricing

Trial or starter access

May include a free tier, limited free credits, or short trial; details vary over time and by region.

✓Access to a subset of core features suitable for evaluating fit with your fashion workflow.
✓Limited generations, projects, or seats so small teams can test without a large up‑front investment.
✓Standard support via documentation, community resources, or email.
✓Ability to export or download at least some test outputs for internal review.

Professional or team

Recurring subscription priced per user, per workspace, or per usage volume; check official site for current figures.

✓Full access to the main feature set appropriate for day‑to‑day use in design or ecommerce teams.
✓Higher or uncapped generation limits compared with any trial or starter options.
✓Team collaboration features such as shared projects, comments, and role‑based permissions where supported.
✓Priority or SLA‑backed support channels depending on vendor policy.

Enterprise or custom

Custom pricing negotiated with the vendor for larger brands, agencies, or platform integrations.

✓Higher security and compliance options such as SSO, audit logging, or data residency when available.
✓Custom onboarding, training, or integration support for complex fashion organisations.
✓Volume discounts or dedicated infrastructure for very high usage.
✓Contractual SLAs and governance suitable for enterprise procurement processes.

Use Cases

Creative concepting

Support designers with rapid iterations on visuals for campaigns or product stories.

Content production

Generate or enhance imagery for social media, product pages, or pitch decks.

Workflow acceleration

Automate parts of manual workflows such as editing, tagging, or resizing.

Pitch decks and presentations

Drop generated visuals into decks to communicate ideas clearly to internal or external stakeholders.

Moodboard building

Fill out moodboards with coherent imagery aligned to a particular brief or theme.

Testing new categories

Explore visual directions for categories the brand has not produced before.

Licensing or collab explorations

Visualise how collaborations, logos, or partners might appear on existing shapes.

Internal training

Use the tool for workshops that help teams understand AI possibilities and limitations.

Prototype ecommerce imagery

Create placeholder visuals while waiting for full production photoshoots.

Influencer and social packs

Generate content variations tailored to social formats and influencer partners.

How to Use

Create an account for Resleeve on its official site (https://resleeve.ai/) and review any onboarding or documentation the vendor provides for fashion and apparel teams.
Start with a moodboard, sketch, or written prompt that describes the silhouette, fabric, and attitude you are aiming for, then paste or reference that material in Resleeve.
Use the tool’s prompt editor or control settings to iterate on multiple variations, saving promising directions into clearly labelled boards or folders for later review.
Invite colleagues to comment on or rate outputs so you can quickly converge on looks that are both on‑brand and technically feasible to produce.
Document your internal best practices for prompts, file preparation, and approvals so that new teammates can adopt Resleeve without slowing down the rest of the team.